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The former owner and operator of a restaurant known for fine French food has pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud over a multi-year scam affecting the business’ customers, lenders, mortgagee and bankruptcy creditors. So reports the Somers, N.Y. Daily Voice.
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Barbara Meyzen, who ran La Crémaillère Restaurant in New York’s Westchester County, faces a potential prison sentence, according to the announcement by U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman.
Among other fraudulent statements, Meyzen filed a false satisfaction of mortgage with the county clerk, sent a copy to the lender and denied doing either when questioned by the FBI, according to the allegations in court documents.
