Middletown, CN – Following a twelve-month prison term for mortgage fraud, George Hajati, 41, of Cromwell, CT, did what any repentant ex-con would do while on supervised release. Buy a car dealership and switch to auto loan fraud.
Mortgage Fraudster Switches to Auto Fraud Right After Release – Fraud
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