Could a rise or slump in the polls for Donald Trump help repay pro football and baseball players and other investors who lost millions allegedly because of the actions of the two top executives and a former director of The Ticket Reserve, a Lake Forest, Ill.-based online advance ticket-selling company?
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in May filed a complaint against The Ticket Reserve’s CEO, COO and former board member, alleging they helped funnel $33 million from the unknowing investors, including the athletes, into their money-losing operations.
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