Question 1

What is Blind Greed about?

Accepted Answer

Blind Greed: From Ivy League to International Fugitive is a true crime memoir by Lawrence Hartman. It tells the story of his transformation from a Columbia Law School graduate to the mastermind of a global criminal empire, including online gambling and offshore boiler rooms, his years as an FBI and Interpol Most Wanted fugitive, and his eventual capture and imprisonment. It's been compared to The Wolf of Wall Street meets Catch Me If You Can.

Question 2

Is Blind Greed a true story?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Blind Greed is a 100% true story. It's a memoir written by Lawrence Hartman about his own experiences as a white collar criminal, international fugitive, and his time in prison. Every shocking twist in the book actually happened.

Question 3

Who wrote Blind Greed?

Accepted Answer

Blind Greed was written by Lawrence Hartman. He is a Columbia Law School graduate, former Wall Street attorney and general counsel of a company publicly traded on the NASDAQ, and the subject of the true crime story itself. He wrote the book during and after serving a 10-year prison sentence.

Question 4

What books is Blind Greed similar to?

Accepted Answer

Blind Greed has been compared to The Wolf of Wall Street by Jordan Belfort, Catch Me If You Can by Frank Abagnale, and combines elements of The Sopranos family drama with Jason Bourne-style international intrigue. Fans of true crime thrillers and white collar crime stories will enjoy it.

Question 5

Where can I buy Blind Greed?

Accepted Answer

Blind Greed: From Ivy League to International Fugitive is available on Amazon in paperback, Kindle and audio editions. You can purchase it at amazon.com/BLIND-GREED-League-International-Fugitive/dp/B0FQ5BDTNG/

Question 6

What crimes did Lawrence Hartman commit?

Accepted Answer

Lawrence Hartman was involved in white collar crimes including offshore boiler room operations and securities fraud. He was wanted by the FBI, Interpol (Red Notice), and over a dozen agencies from five different countries. He was eventually captured and served a 10-year sentence.