(Bioperformance) Company President Lowell Mims was advised by his attorney not to take the stand, but he did it anyway.
He's been dealing with big problems since our WESH 2 I-Team reports first aired three weeks ago.
In court on Wednesday, Mims admitted that he has made enough money from BioPerformance to pay off his house in full, to buy a new Hummer for $90,000 and to buy a pair of Rolex watches -- one for his wife and one for himself for $60,000.
Mims showed a different side of himself in court -- one that was more subdued and serious.
The state estimates that Mims has made approximately $5 million off of BioPerformance.
"So, you're telling me you're able to operate your entire company on 10 percent of your total revenue and it's not a pyramid? An illegal pyramid?" Assistant Texas Attorney General John Owen asked Mims.
"It is not an illegal pyramid," Mims said.
He's been dealing with big problems since our WESH 2 I-Team reports first aired three weeks ago.
In court on Wednesday, Mims admitted that he has made enough money from BioPerformance to pay off his house in full, to buy a new Hummer for $90,000 and to buy a pair of Rolex watches -- one for his wife and one for himself for $60,000.
Mims showed a different side of himself in court -- one that was more subdued and serious.
The state estimates that Mims has made approximately $5 million off of BioPerformance.
"So, you're telling me you're able to operate your entire company on 10 percent of your total revenue and it's not a pyramid? An illegal pyramid?" Assistant Texas Attorney General John Owen asked Mims.
"It is not an illegal pyramid," Mims said.
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