7. Jason J. Eaton
Cost: Tried Homicide
Jason J. Eaton, charged in Vermont in November with taking pictures three school college students of Palestinian descent, labored as a monetary advisor on occasion over 20 years. He faces three costs for tried second-degree homicide, based on reviews.
Vice Information, citing social media posts and Monetary Trade Regulatory Authority (FINRA) information, reported that Eaton, 48 when arrested, had labored as an advisor in Vermont and New York at varied occasions since 2002.
FINRA’s BrokerCheck reveals Jason James Eaton labored at 5 companies over these years, together with Cuso Monetary Providers in Williston, Vermont, from Jan. 17 till Nov. 10 this 12 months. The three younger males had been shot in Burlington on Nov. 25.
Eaton’s previous engagements included stints at TD Ameritrade and Edward Jones in New York state, based on FINRA, which lists him as a beforehand registered dealer and funding advisor.
ThinkAdvisor sister publication Credit score Union Instances reported that Eaton was fired from Cuso 17 days earlier than the 20-year-old college students had been shot, citing a Cuso spokesperson as saying his employment was terminated on Nov. 8.
“We’re horrified by the taking pictures and are cooperating with legislation enforcement as they examine. Now we have no additional remark,” the spokesperson instructed the publication, which famous that legislation enforcement authorities had been investigating the shootings as potential hate crimes.
Eaton pleaded not responsible to tried homicide costs and was ordered held with out bond, Reuters reported final month. VTDigger reported on Dec. 13 that Eaton’s attorneys agreed to drop their problem to holding him with out bail.
Credit score: Burlington Police Division