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Former California Resident Admits To Executing $36,000,000 Scam That Hit More Than 400 Elderly Americans

A former California resident has admitted to his role in a scheme that stole more than $36 million from more than 400 mostly older Americans. Juliet Mora, 42, formerly of Hayward and now living in Nicaragua, pleaded guilty September 14th to conspiracy to commit money laundering, says the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of California. [...] The post Former California Resident Admits To Executing $36,000,000 Scam That Hit More Than 400 Elderly Americans appeared first on The Daily
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