Dykstra Nailed By Grand Jury

Posted on May 7, 2011 by Matthew Stockwell
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicated Lenny Dykstra for bankruptcy fraud.  When Dykstra filed for bankruptcy in 2009, he allegedly sold and hid sports memorabilia and fixtures from his estate, valued at $400,000. These items are supposed to be used to repay creditors. Although Dykstra's attorney claims that no fraud was committed and that this arises out of a dispute with the bankruptcy trustee, this is more bad news for Dykstra.
 
Sadly, if Dykstra is convicted and sentenced to prison (he faces up to 80 years), his genius stock picks will no longer be available.  
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