Kim diverted the money he collected from 35 B.C. investors and one Korean investor into his own bank account and fled late last year to South Korea, where he is behind bars.
'It had elements of a Ponzi scheme, he promised high returns and low risk,' said Lang Evans, director of enforcement for the B.C. Securities Commission. 'He exploited the trust that people gave to him and he betrayed that trust to his clients, he betrayed his community and he betrayed his congregation.'"
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