ll businesses and individuals. But the callousness by which he swindled individuals out of their money tells a different story. 

Some victims expressed anger not only at the financial losses but at what they describe as deliberate deception.

 They knew that they were doing the wrong thing,  investor Thomas Todd previously told Channel 2 Action News.  They looked you in the eye and lied. 

Investor Allen Baldwin said,  There was a lot of intent behind it, and it hurts. It hurts very bad. 

Frost's wife Krista, meanwhile, urged the judge to consider his efforts to make amends.

In a letter filed with the court, she wrote,  Brant is determined to make this right and will spend every moment he has in this life working to make everyone whole. 

Prosecutors are asking for a 14-year prison sentence. Frost's attorneys have requested a five-year sentence. Federal sentencing guidelines recommend approximately 20 years in prison.

A federal judge is scheduled to make the final decision Monday after denying Frost's request to postpone sentencing.

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