The Hollywood Reporter reports:
Former MoviePass chief executive Mitch Lowe has pled guilty to a securities fraud charge related to his role in swindling investors about the company’s monthly movie subscription service.
Lowe on Monday entered a plea agreement in which he admitted fault for conspiring to inflate the price of MoviePass’ stock by lying about the profitability and sustainability of the $9.95-per-month unlimited plan in exchange for the dismissal of securities and wire fraud charges.
He faces a maximum of five years in prison, with the expectation that he’ll be sentenced to less for assisting with ongoing investigation and cases, plus a fine of up to $250,000 or twice the amount he made off of the alleged scheme.
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