“…The door opener to the legally required scrutiny of the $1.1 billion liquor bond-funded, privatized development program was a bill to ease crowd funding to raise money for startup businesses. Ironically, a lucrative potential use of crowd funding is to pay for more audits of secretive, state-created entities with far more money than JobsOhio. Ohio’s five public pension funds show $58.2 billion in illiquid assets where values can only be estimated until they are sold. …”