Crime Time
Episode 183
Mysterious Hollywood Shooting Connected to High-Level Ponzi Scheme?
Kameron Segal was shot in the head as he sat in his Bentley in Hollywood, but was the shooting an isolated attack or the tragic escalation over a ponzi scheme dispute? Segal’s business dealings with a suspected fraud ring, and his own tough guy history is detailed by Segal’s private investigator, investigative journalist Mark Ebner in this uncensored and enthralling examination of the crime. The war of words, henchmen, FBI informants and attorneys that has been swirling around the the attempted murder are a tale of intrigue that even Hollywood couldn’t make up. Learn the dirt on Crime Time, hosted by Allison Hope Weiner.
Episode Breakdown
00:00 Welcome Mark Ebner to Crime Time
00:15 An in depth look at the shooting of Kameron Segal.
01:05 What happened the night of the shooting?
06:45 Kameron Segal might have been involved with the FBI. Where was his control agent?
07:18 How Mark Ebner knows Kameron Segal.
12:09 Where did Kameron Segal’s money come from?
14:20 How did Kameron get involved in a Ponzi scheme?
15:15 What kind of businessman gets shot?
18:24 Cease and desist letter from Quinn Emanuel attorney for Nikhil Jassawalla
25:27 Did Nikhil Jassawalla use his lawyer as a way to establish his innocence?
27:10 Brian Suder’s email to his mother, an attorney.
35:15 Kameron Segal’s violent past shows he was a threat to those who took his money.
37:24 Is there an active federal investigation involving Segal?
38:32 Who tried to kill Kameron Segal, was it Nikhil Jassawalla, or was it another threat?
39:10 Thank you and goodbye.
Guest Bio
Mark Ebner is an investigative journalist who has covered celebrity and crime culture for such publications as Rolling Stone, Maxim, Details and Spy. Mark has investigated such controversial subjects as Scientology, dog fighting and the Ku Klux Klan. A published author, Mark co-wrote the New York Times bestseller “Hollywood, Interrupted” with Andrew Breitbart and Six Degrees of Paris Hilton. Most recently he co-authored “We Have Your Husband,” a story about a kidnapping in Mexico. In addition to writing, he has served as a commentator on NBC, CBS, ABC, MSNBC, NPR, Court TV and E! Entertainment Television to name a few. Mark was a consultant on the Emmy nominated episode of South Park’s “Trapped in the Closet” and also consulted for NBC/Dateline on the Paris Hilton Tapes report. Ebner runs a blog at hollywoodinterrupted.com where he reports on breaking news from Hollywood.
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