Man Sentenced to Nine Years for Stealing Three Queens Homes Using Aliases
CBS New YorkNovember 13, 20251 min726 views
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- π― A man has been sentenced to up to nine years in prison for his role in stealing three homes in Queens County.
- π The perpetrator is referred to as John Doe by prosecutors, as he allegedly used at least six aliases and his true identity is unknown.
- π¬ When given a chance to speak, he told the judge, "I just want to get it over with."
Method of Operation
- βοΈ The scheme involved the use of forged signatures and false documents to transfer the deeds of the properties.
- π One victim shared that the home she inherited from her parents was stolen while she was recovering from an accident in rehab, and all its contents were also sold.
- π The victim expressed her grief, stating, "They didn't just steal a house. It this was my grandparents' home. I can never go home again."
Co-conspirators and Prevention
- π€ Three other individuals have pleaded guilty for their involvement in the fraudulent scheme.
- π‘οΈ To prevent such crimes, it is recommended to file your property with the city of New York, as they will notify you if anyone attempts to steal your deed or obtain a mortgage on your property.
- β οΈ John Doe was previously charged with identity theft.
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Home StealingQueens CountyQueens HomesJohn DoeAliasesForged SignaturesFalse DocumentsDeed FraudProperty TheftIdentity TheftNew York City PropertyVictim Impact
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