Suspected Swindler of NFL Stars Found Dead in New Jersey Pool

In a shocking turn of events, the body of Mohamed Coulibaly - the man allegedly swindling NFL players out of their hard-earned salaries through a deceptive online scheme - was discovered in a swimming pool in Harrison Township, New Jersey. The discovery was made during a welfare check initiated by family members who expressed concern over his well-being, according to reports from ABC. Coulibaly's demise comes after being accused of conspiring to defraud athletes by offering them shares in seemingly thriving e-commerce stores - only for the impressive sales logs to be exposed as blatant fraud, according to a report by Barron's last month. One of the reported victims of this alleged swindle is former NFL linebacker Tae Crowder, who claimed he had invested his entire $500,000 savings into one of the stores after meeting Coulibaly through mutual acquaintances. Despite the investment, Crowder reportedly never received any returns on his funds. In response to the scam allegations, Coulibaly had told Barron's that investors hadn't been compensated due to him waiting on funds from a planned acquisition of his venture. The circumstances surrounding Coulibaly's death are currently under investigation.