Daryl Heller’s ATM investors might be forced to return money; appointment of a bankruptcy trustee could lead to ‘clawbacks’Dan Nephin / LNP | LancasterOnlineAnyone who got money through Daryl Heller’s ATM investment network could soon face the prospect of having to give it back. Robert Chernicoff, a Harrisburg bankruptcy attorney, said any trustee appointed in Heller’s bankruptcy case could work to claw back money regardless of whether Heller is convicted or not. Markell said he assumes a trustee would be appointed in Heller’s bankruptcy case, saying it would be the right thing to do. In such scenario, the money from newer investors wound up in the pockets of older investors. Markell said he was a mediator in a case where a trustee filed 250 lawsuits against investors who got money.