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That, and her role in a check-fraud scam, are what landed her in prison for six months in 2008, during which she spent a month and a half in solitary confinement after fighting another inmate.
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That, and her role in a check-fraud scam, are what landed her in prison for six months in 2008, during which she spent a month and a half in solitary confinement after fighting another inmate.
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That, and her role in a check-fraud scam, are what landed her in prison for six months in 2008, during which she spent a month and a half in solitary confinement after fighting another inmate.
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Another nonprofit site, www. scamwarners, is seeing a jump in reports of a fast-growing and sophisticated international version of a classic check-fraud scam, along with loan scams and false offerings of employment.
Anti-Fraud Websites Emerging To Fight 'Massive Ignorance' - The Consumerist 2009
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When Jones had previously lied about that to federal investigators (as well as her role in a check-fraud case), she was sentenced to six months in prison.
Disgraced Olympian Marion Jones Let Off Easy in ESPN Documentary 2010
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That, and her role in a check-fraud scam, are what landed her in prison for six months in 2008, during which she spent a month and a half in solitary confinement after fighting another inmate.
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The crime ring, dubbed "BigBoss" after the name found on a directory server used as part of the massive check-fraud operation, was discovered by researchers from SecureWorks last April.
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As it turned out, a check I received from Tim Montgomery was part of a massive check-fraud scheme to cash up to $5 million in stolen, altered, or counterfeit checks through a network of New York counterfeiters.
On the Right Track Marion Jones 2010
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As it turned out, a check I received from Tim Montgomery was part of a massive check-fraud scheme to cash up to $5 million in stolen, altered, or counterfeit checks through a network of New York counterfeiters.
On the Right Track Marion Jones 2010
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But Stewart says this is the first time he's come upon a check-fraud scheme that was linked to one.
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