Over 5,000 angry shareholders of the collapsed AGW deposit fund, which with its high interest rates resembled a pyramid scheme, stormed a shareholders meeting demanding a voice in how AGW property was sold off.
23. Jul 2002 at 12:49
AGW shareholders storm meeting
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