“Law Of Jamaica”: Shattered By $12.7 Million Loss, Usain Bolt Fires At Frauds In An Usual Way 

It’s often said that a wounded lion is more dangerous. Usain Bolt seems to fall into the same category. The Jamaican legend is facing the biggest financial setback of his life after losing almost all his future investments. The 8-time Olympic gold medalist lost almost $12 million to financial fraud, at the beginning of the year. All of his investments in the investment company Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL) have been wiped out by anonymous scammers. 

The situation worsened for him when the SSL publicly announced that they were unable to catch the culprits. The SSL has lost the investment funds of close to 30 people, due to an internal employee.

Usain Bolt gave hints of his next step through a tweet

While the hopes of recovering the amount are diminishing with each passing day, the Lightning Bolt is using every trick from his arsenal to catch the defaulter. He gave a hint of his next approach through a picture. The comeback king took to his Twitter account to make a strong statement. In his recent tweet, he posted a picture of multiple books titled, “Laws Of Jamaica”, and “The All England Law Reports”.

 Evidently, Bolt does not wish to go quietly into the night. The picture depicts that the sprinting GOAT is not ready to give up on his investments and is adopting a legal procedure to teach his offenders a lesson.

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