Wesley Roitman Looks Worried! Could A 14-Year Stay At A Canadian Prison Be In His Future?
Wesley Roitman looks worried. Is he afraid he may be facing prison time if Romspen implodes? Is the Agence du revenu du Québec (Revenu Québec) investigation deeper than Romspen is telling the public? Are Romspen executives looking at criminal charges?
Romspen General Partner Wesley Roitman showed up to the meeting sporting a 1970s style Mike Brady perm. Roitman also showed up dressed like he was heading out to Studio 54 to hang out with Margaret Trudeau.
What was most disturbing was Wesley Roitman’s fidgety behavior. He acted like a coke addict jonesing during his first day at the detox center. He didn’t know what to do with his hands.
Roitman kept touching his sunglasses. He then placed his face on his hands. He acted like someone who knows they’re fucked and it’s only a matter of time before they go to prison.
As the meeting went on, the more fidgety Roitman got. He just couldn’t sit still. He kept crossing his arms in front of him. Body language experts say this is a very negative posture. It is a sign of defensiveness and disinterest. It is a sign the person is putting up a barrier to try to protect himself from the crowd.
Wesley Roitman Looks Worried That He May Be Going To Prison!
Even in the worst of times, CEOs and staff try to put a positive spin on the future in their annual meetings with investors. The purpose is to give your investors HOPE that you will pull the company out of the nose dive. At this point, Roitman wasn’t even trying. He got up to podium and acted like Reverend Kane. You know, the crazy cult leader in Poltergeist II.
It was pathetic and almost as if they were trying to prepare investors for their eventual insolvency.
Roitman also appears to have resigned to the fact that Romspen is toast and he and other executives could be going to prison.
Romspen Doesn’t Want To Answer Hard Questions From Their Senior Citizen Investors
Several senior citizen investors who were at the 2024 meeting contacted RomspenRipoff.com. They informed us what Romspen executives refused to answer their questions privately after the camera was turned off. Witnesses also say Wesley Roitman vanished like a ghost as soon as the camera was turned off.
Investors say they are extremely worried. They invested their life savings in the company. Now, they say they haven’t been paid investor redemptions in years.
What is even more disturbing is that some investors have even told us they had to resort to eating cat food.
Now, investors are concerned they invested their hard earned retirement savings with a group of Canadian conmen.
Check Out These Government Websites If You Feel You Are A Victim Of Investment Fraud By Romspen:
How To File A Complaint In Canada:
Contact The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) At 1.877.442.4322 For More Information. You Can Also Email Them At complaints@mfda.ca
If That Doesn’t Work, Contact Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc:
You Can Also Contact His Office On Parliament Hill At 613-992-1020 Or His Office At His New Brunswick Office at 506-533-5700.
If All Else Fails, Contact Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre’s Office In Ottawa:
Email: Pierre.Poilievre@parl.gc.ca
Call His Office At 613.992.2772 (Parliament Hill) or 613.692.3331.
If You Are An American Citizen. You Can Also Contact These Federal Agencies:
You Can File A Complaint With The Securities And Exchange Commission By Clicking Here.
Also, You Can File A Complaint With The Federal Trade Commission By Clicking Here
In Addition, You Can File A Complaint With FINRA By Clicking Here
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