De Silva's website introduces him as an "international, multi-platinum, award-winning guitar hero and producer extraordinairre". But he is now known as inmate number 02842236 at the Clark County Detention Centre in Nevada. He was arrested by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on February 22 after fleeing the authorities in Nevada."
"Mike Dawson, a childhood friend from Greatfield but now living in Cambodia, told the Mail he invested $38,000 with De Silva to help fund a project to digitally remaster rare Beatles tracks. He said: "From what I understand, he's in for millions of dollars and is in big trouble. It seems he's been using charitable foundations as fronts and simply living the high life without paying any of his investors back."
"Self-proclaimed "award-winning guitar hero" Marino De Silva, who set himself up as Hull's answer to Carlos Santana, has been accused of selling bogus investments to people, claiming to have remastered rare material by The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones and Carlos Santana. The guitarist - who performed under the stage name "Marino" in the 1980s but was also known as Marino Roberts - is currently in a Las Vegas detention centre, accused of 22 charges of fraud and theft."
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De Silva's website introduces him as an "international, multi-platinum, award-winning guitar hero and producer extraordinairre". But he is now known as inmate number 02842236 at the Clark County Detention Centre in Nevada. He was arrested by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on February 22 after fleeing the authorities in Nevada."
"Mike Dawson, a childhood friend from Greatfield but now living in Cambodia, told the Mail he invested $38,000 with De Silva to help fund a project to digitally remaster rare Beatles tracks.
He said: "From what I understand, he's in for millions of dollars and is in big trouble. It seems he's been using charitable foundations as fronts and simply living the high life without paying any of his investors back."
"Self-proclaimed "award-winning guitar hero" Marino De Silva, who set himself up as Hull's answer to Carlos Santana, has been accused of selling bogus investments to people, claiming to have remastered rare material by The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones and Carlos Santana. The guitarist - who performed under the stage name "Marino" in the 1980s but was also known as Marino Roberts - is currently in a Las Vegas detention centre, accused of 22 charges of fraud and theft."