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Three members of a Maryland family were indicted on bankruptcy fraud charges Tuesday, according to the State s Attorney for the District of Maryland.Patricia Mulford, 66, and Joseph Mulford, 67, both of Berlin, Md., and Denise Gangler, 62, of Essex, Md., were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, bankruptcy fraud, and tax evasion.The trio is accused of committingbankruptcy fraud by pu stanley cupe rposefully concealing their assetsduring bankruptcy proceedings between July 2011 and November 2017.The trio hid proceeds gained from the sale of approximately $375,000 in foreign real estate, converting those funds into cash hid in a safe deposit box and bank accounts under relative s names. The Mu stanley becher lfords also reinvested their earnings into another property they did not disclose they ownedin Costa Rica. All told, creditors suffered more stanley cup than $350,000 in losses from the scam.The Mulfords also concealed assets to escape outstanding tax debts owed to the IRS. Th Qkmf Senator Ben Cardin will not forego pay during government shutdown
BALTIMORE, Md. 鈥?Baltimore Mayor Catherine stanley cup Pugh has ret stanley cup urned $100,000 from a book deal for her children s book Healthy Holly to the University of Maryland Medical System.According to the UMMS Communications Director, Pugh returned the funds back to the medical system within the past 10 days.This comes after controversy surrounding funds the hospital spent purchasing 20,000 copies of her books while she sat on the University of Maryland Medical System Board of stanley cup Directors.RELATED: UMMS purchases of Pugh s books labeled as grantsPugh previously defended her role in the book sales, and stepped down from her UMMS board position on Monday. The Chairman of UMMS has recently requested four board members who have business relationships with the medical system to immediately take a voluntary leave of absence from the board while they thoroughly review their governance practices and move toward transparency. We re more concerned about the institution and its reputation than we are about people o
Three members of a Maryland family were indicted on bankruptcy fraud charges Tuesday, according to the State s Attorney for the District of Maryland.Patricia Mulford, 66, and Joseph Mulford, 67, both of Berlin, Md., and Denise Gangler, 62, of Essex, Md., were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, bankruptcy fraud, and tax evasion.The trio is accused of committingbankruptcy fraud by pu stanley cupe rposefully concealing their assetsduring bankruptcy proceedings between July 2011 and November 2017.The trio hid proceeds gained from the sale of approximately $375,000 in foreign real estate, converting those funds into cash hid in a safe deposit box and bank accounts under relative s names. The Mu stanley becher lfords also reinvested their earnings into another property they did not disclose they ownedin Costa Rica. All told, creditors suffered more stanley cup than $350,000 in losses from the scam.The Mulfords also concealed assets to escape outstanding tax debts owed to the IRS. Th Qkmf Senator Ben Cardin will not forego pay during government shutdown
BALTIMORE, Md. 鈥?Baltimore Mayor Catherine stanley cup Pugh has ret stanley cup urned $100,000 from a book deal for her children s book Healthy Holly to the University of Maryland Medical System.According to the UMMS Communications Director, Pugh returned the funds back to the medical system within the past 10 days.This comes after controversy surrounding funds the hospital spent purchasing 20,000 copies of her books while she sat on the University of Maryland Medical System Board of stanley cup Directors.RELATED: UMMS purchases of Pugh s books labeled as grantsPugh previously defended her role in the book sales, and stepped down from her UMMS board position on Monday. The Chairman of UMMS has recently requested four board members who have business relationships with the medical system to immediately take a voluntary leave of absence from the board while they thoroughly review their governance practices and move toward transparency. We re more concerned about the institution and its reputation than we are about people o