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A Kentucky disability attorney who stole $600 million from the federal government has disappeared, the FBI said.
Eric Conn pleaded guilty in March to stealing from the federal government and bribing a judge. He was ordered to pay back tens of millions of dollars. His sentencing was scheduled for next month.
The FBI said Saturday that Conn violated the conditions of his bond by removing his electronic monitoring device which prompted the U.S. District Court to issue a warrant for his arrest.
General counsel for the FBI’s Louisville office, David Habich, said that Conn’s “whereabouts are currently unknown.”
Eric Conn, the flamboyant Eastern Kentucky lawyer who pleaded guilty in March in a $600 million Social Security fraud scheme, has disappeared
Conn removed his electronic monitoring device in violation of his bond and authorities don't know where is is
He pleaded guilty to stealing from the Social Security Administration and paying bribes to a judge to rubber-stamp disability claims for thousands of his clients
Conn remained free on bond pending his sentencing next month, but a judge had ordered him to be on home detention with electronic monitoring
Employees in Conn’s office had heard him say he would flee to Cuba or Ecuador to avoid criminal charges
Conn
originally posted by: queenofswords
I hope they watch the judge, too. $600 million split two ways can buy a lot of time languishing on some exotic beach in some far away place!
He's been doing this since 1993?!!
WASTE - FRAUD - ABUSE in Big Government Programs! Oh well! It's just taxpayer money. We just keep putting it in and "they" keep spending it on more and more programs to fund their own personal slush funds.
originally posted by: vonclod
a reply to: xuenchen
So he stole 600 mill and was ordered to pay back 10s of mills..where are the other 100s of mills?