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Amanda Knorr & Troy Wragg in Oct. 2012
They are not hiding and have seemingly been able to move on from the Mantria Ponzi scheme. Wragg has gone from biochar fraud to the red carpet, to CEO of YourVibe.com, through a $50k investment from Amanda Knorr's mother.  Wragg craves the spotlight and is a "gangsta wannabe" so it is no surprise that he is getting back out into the spotlight with photos on the red carpet and with celebrities most do not know. Maybe, in his "gangsta" circles, people are impressed with his ability to put together a $54 million Ponzi scheme and with the possible criminal charges pending.

Wragg is posting photos on Instagram and even recycling the same tired lines that he used during his days of Mantria. Remember the nonsense of the dynamic Ponzi duo working 108 hours per week? (Who can sleep with the guilt of running a Ponzi, anyway....) On Instagram, Wragg comments, as if anyone is impressed: "After an incredibly long (two hours of sleep) and very productive weekend, consisting of launching the $10K YourVibe Season One 'Center Stage' contest and the GQ NP Video Shoot/Short Film - it's a work from the couch type of day! #YourVibe #VibeNation #WorkNeverStops #FewCanGrindThisHard" 

Also on Instagram, Wragg posts a photo of himself with his fiance Amanda Knorr. Knorr has not been seen by the Mantria Ponzi victims since July when she visited Denver for her testimony at the Final Judgment hearing, while Troy Wragg stayed in Rieglesville, PA to take care of Amanda’s sick mother (Is Wragg still afraid of 70-year old, "blind afghanis" and "ballers" ?).

You can also keep tabs of the duo on the YourVibe.com twitter account.



 


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RR
02/04/2013 9:14am

Just researching something else and noticed that Mantria was added to the wikipedia entry for Ponzi scemes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ponzi_schemes

There's no entry for Mantria in wikipedia, but there are a lot less notable Ponzi schemes with very detailed articles. Perhaps some thought should be given to creating an article on wikipedia for Mantria?

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