Former Fox & Friends co-host Clayton Morris flees the US as he faces two dozen lawsuits

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Published 10 hours ago
on July 16, 2019

By Shira Tarlo, Salon

Facing more than two-dozen lawsuits alleging he committed real estate fraud, former “Fox & Friends Weekend” co-host Clayton Morris has reportedly fled the United States, according to the Indianapolis Star.

Morris, who previously resided in a $1.4 million home in New Jersey, moved his family to a coastal resort town in Portugal, the newspaper reported, citing a Facebook post from his wife.

Morris’s wife and business partner, former MSNBC anchor Natali Morris, told the IndyStar that she and her husband plan to continue fighting the lawsuits from abroad.

Clayton Morris, once named New York’s funniest journalist, left Fox News in 2017 to start a new career assisting aspiring investors who were interested in investing in real estate. He worked with Bert Whalen and his company Oceanpointe Investments. Morris, Whalen and Oceanpointe are at the center of the storm of lawsuits regarding real estate fraud.


https://www.rawstory.com/2019/07/former-fox-friends-co-host-clayton-morris-flees-the-us-as-he-faces-two-dozen-lawsuits/

I wonder if he typed in which countries have no extradition treaties with the US .....................nope, apparently not in his haste.......................

https://www.theportugalnews.com/news/portugal-and-us-sign-revised-extradition-treaty/18497

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1. Was he flying on Lolita air?

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2. Liar

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3. Accused of Ponzi scheme, flees US

BY JACOB WALLACE
ON 7/16/19 AT 9:10 AM EDT

Clayton Morris, a former co-host on Fox News' Fox & Friends, has moved to a coastal town in Portugal, leaving behind dozens of lawsuits accusing him of fraud

Morris and his wife, ex-MSNBC anchor Natali Morris, are accused of defrauding real estate investors through their company Morris Invests, by selling them homes that were in worse state than advertised and weren't repaired as promised ...

Investors with Morris Invests claim they were blinded by Morris' fame and sunk tens of thousands of dollars into damaged properties.

"He's famous and I thought, 'He's not going to ruin his entire reputation,'" one investor .. told the New York Times. "Obviously, in hindsight, I feel like such an idiot" ...

https://www.newsweek.com/clayton-morris-fox-friends-fraud-1449455

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4. Morris Invest: Trump's Economy is Booming

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5. Morris Invest: scandal and fraud potential

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6. knr