A Vancouver musician and record producer was sentenced Tuesday to nearly four years in prison for luring investors to phony music projects in a series of wire fraud schemes.
Kasey Anderson, 34, also will be required to pay $594,636 in restitution. He was sentenced in federal court in Tacoma.
“The offense is a serious one; you let down a lot of people,” U.S. District Judge Ronald Leighton said during the hearing, according to a press release.
Anderson pleaded guilty in August to defrauding investors who believe they were investing in legitimate albums and concerts.