Dayton man who claimed he was African prince gets 20 years in fraud case
Explore RELATED: Trial set for local man who claimed to be African prince facing federal fraud charges 'Harrison — falsely holding himself out to b...
Explore RELATED: Trial set for local man who claimed to be African prince facing federal fraud charges 'Harrison — falsely holding himself out to be a royal prince from the African nation of Ghana — told investors he had direct connections with these companies, and that they could expect an investment return of 28- to 33%,' according to the office of U.S. Attorney Kenneth Parker of the Southern District of Ohio. Harrison and his stepfather, Robert Shelly Harrison, also claimed to be ministers with Power House of Prayer Ministries, which sponsored religious services in the Dayton area, southwestern Ohio and Parker, Colorado.