Wed April 6, 2016
I never seem to run out of fraudster examples.
Eric Conn (I mean is the name a tip off?) along with a former Federal Judge and a psychologist became the go to trio for qualifying for SS Disability benefits.
The judge found individuals deserving of disability in 1,280 out of 1,284 cases. Hmm didn't anyone notice? So the psychologist would find them disabled, the lawyer took the case to court and the judge found for the lawyer. Yes the lawyer rewarded the judge by paying him some of the fees from the clients for his ruling.
Gee did they think no one would notice?
And in a fit of egoism, Conn billed himself as Mr. Social Security.
What punishment would fit this crime ?
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