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Darwin Olympics: Guy Scams $1 Million from People with Fake Super Bowl Tickets

Meanwhile in Georgia . . .

This guys isn’t lacking common sense, just doesn’t have a conscience or any moral values.

By now, we’re sure you’re aware of the whole Fyre Festival scam, and at this point we’ll probably compare all future scams to that one.

Ketan Shah is a businessman in the Atlanta area, and over the last few months he’d been advertising special access to great Super Bowl tickets . . . that didn’t exist.

Dude wound up scamming about $1,000,000 from over a dozen different people. These people weren’t just randoms that came across an ad and started sending him money, though.

Nope. They were close friends . . . old buisness contacts . . . even his own MOTHER!!

Then, Ketan totally vanished.

Authorities are still trying track this jerk down.

Who needs enemy’s with a friend like that!

(ABC 2 – Atlanta

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