Christopher Kirchner News Today

LEXINGTON – (TNS) A former University of Kentucky student who founded a software company has been convicted of defrauding investors out of at least $25 million.

Christopher Kirchner will be sentenced in July on the wire fraud and money laundering charges.

Co-founder Christopher Kirchner is facing a maximum of 150 years in prison after being found guilty of wire fraud and money laundering.

Ex-Slync CEO Christopher Kirchner was found guilty Thursday of four counts of wire fraud and seven counts of money laundering following a four-day jury trial in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District in Fort Worth, Texas. The post Ex-Slync CEO Chris Kirchner guilty of wire fraud, money laundering appeared first on FreightWaves.

This morning, at a courthouse in Fort Worth, Tex., Slync founder Christopher Kirchner is going on trial to face charges of fraud and money laundering. A jury…

Christopher Kirchner, Slync's former CEO, calls the company's version of events a “deliberate smear campaign.” Here’s what we know so far.

Christopher Kirchner, the 35-year-old founder of a Southlake-based supply-chain management startup, was indicted Thursday on five counts of wire fraud and...

Chris Kirchner is out of jail and awaits his trial, expected in 2024.

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Slync, whose founder was charged for wire fraud, has raised new cash as it attempts to rebuild trust.