Who Stole Bolt’s Money? Employee at Investment Firm That’s Behind Usain Bolt’s Missing $12M Says She Stole Money to Cover Medical Bills, Funeral Costs for Her Father; FBI Now Involved 

Jamaican authorities have called on the FBI and other international law enforcement agencies for help unraveling the billion-dollar fraud scheme that robbed Olympic track star Usain Bolt of over $12 million of retirement investments. The fraud claim is the biggest in the island nation’s history. Bolt and his attorneys have given the investment firm less than a week to recover his investments before taking legal action, but many of the Stocks and Securities Limited’s top executives who were at the helm while the massive decade-long theft allegedly occurred have come forward just to distance themselves from the financial calamity. Usain Bolt reportedly lost more than $12 million from his retirement investment account. (Photo by Mustafa Yalcin/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) Former SSL CEOs Mark Croskery and Zachary Hardin have publicly commented on the fraud discovery following Bolt’s threat to file a lawsuit. In a statement Monday, Croskery said he was unaware of any fraud at the firm when he resigned five years ago but announced he is willing to fully cooperate with investigators in the probe. Hardin told the Jamaica Observer that during the nearly three years of his tenure at SSL, he was never advised that Bolt was a...