Web page gives info on fraud-charged home builder
A federal prosecutor in Kansas has created a special Web site to provide information about a Kansas City-area home builder who faces fraud charges. The U.S. Department of Justice said in May that it was charging F. Jeffrey Miller, 45, of Stanley, with organizing a $25 million scheme to boost his business through conspiracy, bank fraud and money laundering. Miller was charged in a 60-count indictment detailing crimes that allegedly occurred from 1997 to the present in Johnson County, the Justice Department said.
Web page gives info on fraud-charged home builder
Kansas City Business Journal
A federal prosecutor in Kansas has created a special Web site to provide information about a Kansas City-area home builder who faces fraud charges.
The U.S. Department of Justice said in May that it was charging F. Jeffrey Miller, 45, of Stanley, with organizing a $25 million scheme to boost his business through conspiracy, bank fraud and money laundering. Miller was charged in a 60-count indictment detailing crimes that allegedly occurred from 1997 to the present in Johnson County, the Justice Department said.
Miller and eight other defendants in the case made initial court appearances Tuesday, U.S. Attorney Eric Melgren said in a news release.
"The indictment of Mr. Miller has prompted many calls from people who purchased houses from him and who have questions about the case or who have information they think will be of interest to the government," Melgren said. "By putting this information online, we hope to make it easier for those people to get the information they want."
The new Web page contains the indictment, status of the case, information about upcoming hearings and contact information for those working on the case. |