Cases Mount Against Advisor Accused of Stealing Millions From His Aunt

September 18, 2024 by Jamie Johnson

Civil cases appear to piling up against a Pennsylvania financial advisor already accused of draining millions from clients, including his widowed aunt and a retired executive.

Scott J. Mason now faces a longer list of civil cases from alleged victims, in addition to ongoing investigations by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Mason and his suburban Philadelphia investment firm face civil accusations they plundered client accounts, including allegations from retired AXA Equitable executive Stanley Tulin, who contends the advisor siphoned over $20 million and used the funds for vacations, a miniature golf course and other personal expenses.

His aunt, Star Sitron, alleges Mason and his advisory firm wired more than $3.2 million from her accounts without her consent.

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Wink’s Moore on the Market: This guy isn’t new to us.

Remember- he is the one who purportedly stole more than $20 million from a retired Equitable executive.

I cannot believe that this dude supposedly bought a miniature golf course with his plunder!

And he allegedly stole from his aunt.

Doesn’t sound like someone I would like to hang out with! -sjm