George Alex, a construction boss, is living in the community while appealing his $10 million fraud conviction. Multiple outlets report that he was granted bail months after serving a prison term of nearly a decade. The reporting says the appeal is being pursued on the basis of alleged “jury misconduct.” The sources present the same core details: his identity, the size of the fraud conviction, his prior period of imprisonment, and the fact that he is not currently in custody due to bail arrangements. They also note that the appeal is active and that the grounds involve concerns about how the jury handled the case. Beyond those points, the articles focus primarily on the procedural status of the matter, including the transition from long imprisonment to bail and the ongoing challenge to the conviction. No additional agreed facts are provided in the excerpts about the underlying allegations, the timeline of the original trial, or the specific nature of the jury conduct claims.