James William Fox II, 39, of Crofton, and James Hooper Dan, 45, of Annapolis were indicted this week in a mortgage-fraud scheme, officials announced yesterday. The two could face 40 years in prison if they are found guilty.
According to the indictment, the two were loan officers employed at Charm City Investment Group LLC in Annapolis. From April 2006 to February 2009, the two allegedly identified victims who were unable to make the mortgage...
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Greed - 2009-12-14 12:43:59
People are always scheming and trying to figure out ways to con people out of their money. I guess the old fashion way and working for a living it too hard for some.
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Not the brighest bulbs - 2009-12-11 16:46:00
Taking advantage of people desparately trying to keep their homes is prettry low. I am more concerned about the families defrauded. These two, in the prime of their economic lives, will understand the depth of their actions. Apparently not too bright, did they really 'think' the mortgages were going disappear? The mortgage broker, for whom they worked, is legally liable. The broker should have been monitoring his business.
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crooks....... - 2009-12-11 12:39:09
these guys need 20 years each...they are scum !!!!!
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