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The leader of a $2.5 million “mortgage recovery” tax scheme must serve six and a half years in federal prison, a judge has ordered. So reports the Atlantic City, N.J., Daily Voice.
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Atlantic City man Kenneth Crawford Jr. was also sentenced to three years of supervised release and $1,393,511 in federal restitution.
According to prosecutors, Crawford and his accomplices told clients who were struggling to pay their mortgage that they could “extinguish their outstanding mortgage debts by filing [fraudulent] tax forms with the IRS.”
Read the full article from Atlantic City, N.J., Daily Voice.
