Michael Regan's latest scam is to ask people for money. From $250 to $500 per person to "install a brick" in a fictitious "boardwalk" at the The Airborne Museum’s. There is no mentioning of the so call Wall in the museum’s website https://www.airborne-museum.org/en/ and the museum is closed.
This is scam. According to the museum’s website, that wall does not exist. All money will go to Michael Reagan and his partner Jay Hoffman, a convicted felon. http://reaganemail.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Hoffman-Docket.pdf
Do not give money to Michael Reagan. He is also a thief who was found guilty of theft by the Superior Court of Los Angeles in 2015 for stealing Reagan.com from his partners. (Los Angeles Superior Court Case No. BC492373)
This is what Michael Reagan claims on his website: Walkway to Victory Memorial brick program is a special place dedicated to honoring and remembering the veterans who served in the European campaign of World War II (including North Africa). It is a place to permanently express our gratitude for the service of those veterans. Those honored include all branches of the United States Armed Services.
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Michael Regan's latest scam is to ask people for money. From $250 to $500 per person to "install a brick" in a fictitious "boardwalk" at the The Airborne Museum’s. There is no mentioning of the so call Wall in the museum’s website https://www.airborne-museum.org/en/ and the museum is closed.
This is scam. According to the museum’s website, that wall does not exist. All money will go to Michael Reagan and his partner Jay Hoffman, a convicted felon. http://reaganemail.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Hoffman-Docket.pdf
Do not give money to Michael Reagan. He is also a thief who was found guilty of theft by the Superior Court of Los Angeles in 2015 for stealing Reagan.com from his partners. (Los Angeles Superior Court Case No. BC492373)
This is what Michael Reagan claims on his website: Walkway to Victory Memorial brick program is a special place dedicated to honoring and remembering the veterans who served in the European campaign of World War II (including North Africa). It is a place to permanently express our gratitude for the service of those veterans. Those honored include all branches of the United States Armed Services.