Israeli Startup Founder Admits to Investor Fraud Scheme
Elite Raz, the founder of the startup Junko, has pleaded guilty to defrauding investors. The details of the scheme and the amount defrauded were not specified in the provided text, but the admission of guilt marks a significant development in the case.
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