Ohio Con Artist
 

Hailing from a town somewhere in Central Ohio called Sugar Grove, with a population of just 423 people...this guy had somehow snaked his way into fooling people that he's a bigshot.

Here's Ray Paulick's unveiling some of his scams:

http://www.paulickreport.com/news/ra...ent-1537353391


Interestingly, he said “I lost my fiancée of seven years over this. I had to move back in with my family.”

Said fiancee is an Ohio lawyer who has been shamed several different times on the Internet since 2009. She has filed a stalking CPO against him.

https://www.dln.com/courtcommonpleas...ef_index/87547

http://thedirty.com/2014/04/not-worth-the-trouble/


This guy is a real piece of work. He'd even go to the Winner Circle and pretend he owned the horse.

Read this yesterday. What a nut bag! Was real savvy with the email and twitter manipulation.

Warren T?

Warren T has probably never lost 15k cash, in 10 minutes, at a roulette table...all while pressing to try and win 1k

Didn't you say you've come across him at PID?

So he got to Bob through Jill.

That's hilarious. :D

They actually invited him to the Breeders Cup. The narcissism and stupidity is astounding but not surprising.

Jill Baffert...Trollbait.

Read this yesterday as well --- talk about issues!


The best was the last line in the article, "It's all I know".



Warran T .... I laughed, point!


The fake twitter account I read was great. "It's only money, people"! That had me cracking up.

My father did on many more occasions. He met through a mutual friend (a former PID Casino Host who dished out the comps for the casino)

They comped this clown quite well...and quite a few dummies believed he was a bigshot. It drove my father absolutely nuts. Pops would constantly rant to me how this kid was an unbelievable liar and fraud. How he knew virtually nothing about actual handicapping. When he heard he was roping in investors, he guaranteed me it would be a con game and he'd rip them off. He got a couple of NFL players from the Browns and took them to the cleaners. He roped in people from Ohio.

I never really wanted anything to do with the guy. He wasn't going to get any publicity out of me. He'd have had an easier time convincing me he was the Queen of England than the owner of Lookin At Lucky or Gemologist.

But, I had no idea he was on Twitter or doing stuff on the Internet until March, when I found out by people identifying him by name. I just assumed he was some wannabe Racing Manager in the area, lying through his teeth, and probably ripping off a few NFL players. My father kept locals from getting sucked in. He did his damage with Ohio people. He bet big, though. He'd bet $500 on a race, after doing 30 seconds of handicapping.