Rangers legend Mark Messier files lawsuit for losing a $500,000 investment

Originally posted on Forever Blueshirts
By Anthony Scultore | Last updated 12/15/20

New York Rangers legend and NHL icon Mark Messier has filed a lawsuit versus Destiny Bioscience. An Alberta based cannabis company led by CEO Ed Moroz.

The lawsuit claims that Destiny Bioscience used Mark Messier’s celebrity status to raise $30 million in funding.

Mark Messier was told it’s a sure thing

According to investigative reporter Rick Westhead of TSN, Messier agreed to be a “good will” ambassador for the company. While other investors were taking their chances, Messier claims he was given a guarantee. He was told he wouldn’t lose money and invested 400,000 shares of Destiny at $1.25 a share.

“Destiny was not a sure thing,” Messier now admits. “Quite the opposite. It was a worthless company propped up by nothing more than Moroz’s grandiose promises.” As of this report, these claims have yet to be proven in court and statement of defense has yet to be filed by Moroz.

Read Rick Westhead’s Full Report starting here:

New: Former New York Rangers All-Star Mark Messier alleges he lost a $500K investment in Alberta cannabis company Destiny Bioscience.
Messier says in a lawsuit vs Destiny CEO Ed Moroz that Destiny used his celebrity to raise $30M in funding.
— Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) December 15, 2020