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♪ todd: happening today, jurors beginning to weigh the fate of the pharmaceutical exec once called the most hated man in america. heather: fox business as jury deliberations get underway for martin shkreli. >> jurors in the case for pharma bro martin shkreli beginning to weigh in on charges today. telling jurors he mistakenly calculated he was quote above the law. he defrauded investigators into healthcare focused hedge funds. if convicted he could face 20 years in prison. you will remember shkreli gained national attention in 2015 as the touring pharmaceutical ceo who imposed 5,000% hike on...
Incredible details. >> reporter: just before his arrest, 32-year-old martin shkreli broadcast live for three hours on youtube, playing chess, the guitar, and surfing ok cupid. hours later the fbi would be at his door. the pharmaceutical exec dubbed by some the most hated man in america for wildly inflating the price of a life-saving drug, now stands accused of a laundry list of securities fraud charges. >> these charges in this indictment highlight the brazenness and the breadth of shkreli's schemes and the outrageous web of lies and deceit. >> reporter: the charges have nothing to do with shk...
Apartment overnight, released on bond, swarmed by the media and wearing sunglasses, one again the object of public scorn. in september, the baby-faced pharmaceutical exec became an overnight sensation and not in a good way, when he took a life-saving drug that cost just $13.50 and priced it at $750. >> to exist and maintain a profit i think is pretty reasonable. >> on thursday, he was accused of creating an elaborate ponzi scheme, stealing from his own company and lying to investors. he pled not guilty to the charges. >> he lied to them. he lied to the investors about how the investments were ...