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Philanthropist Auction Brings In $96,000
Amount Still Short Of $40 Million Bob McLean Owed Investors
POSTED: 8:55 am CDT October 22,
2007
UPDATED: 10:16 am CDT October 22,
2007
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. -- The auction of philanthropist Bob McLean brought in about $96,000, but it's no where near the amount he owned investors before his suicide.
Video: McClean Auction Brings In $96,000On Saturday, hundreds of people showed up at the Tennessee National Guard Armory in Murfreesboro.Among the items sold were televisions, paintings and highly-priced liquor that once belonged to McLean.
The philanthropist and stock trader is accused of stealing about $40 million from investors and friends.Last month McLean was found dead in his home after committing suicide.
Video: McClean Auction Brings In $96,000On Saturday, hundreds of people showed up at the Tennessee National Guard Armory in Murfreesboro.Among the items sold were televisions, paintings and highly-priced liquor that once belonged to McLean.|
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Previous Stories:
- October 16, 2007: MTSU Wants To Drop McLean's Name From School
- October 12, 2007: Auction Begins Of Financier's Belongings
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