Angela Blythe Case Summary

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Angela M. Blythe, lawyer, 51, Oakland, Maryland, was sentenced by a government jury of plotting to confer bank extortion, bank misrepresentation and two checks of putting forth a false expression to a bank. Blythe was a lawyer authorized to practice in Maryland and West Virginia, with an office in Oakland, Maryland. She was a settlement lawyer in land exchanges.

As indicated by proof displayed at the nine day trial, from 2000 to 2006, Blythe arranged deeds, home loans and notes utilizing false characters gave by her co-backstabber. Blythe recorded those deceitful archives in Garrett County, Maryland and Preston County, West Virginia, which covered her co-schemer's responsibility for properties. On no less than seven events, Blythe additionally led property settlements in which her co-plotter partook as purchaser, merchant and/or borrower utilizing the false personalities, which Blythe covered from the loan specialists. Blythe neglected to lead the settlement exchanges as portrayed on the settlement proclamations and paid over the vender's returns as her
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in this manner connected for a home loan credit of $2,250,000 to buy the property. Blythe arranged a false settlement proclamation which expressed that the bank was giving $1,725,000; the rest of the price tag was comprised of an invented $750,000 initial installment and $341,379.94 which Blythe was to gather from Strosnider at the settlement. As indicated by the deceitful settlement explanation, Blythe was to pay an implied home loan organization $1,972,427.82 from the returns. At the shutting in October 2004, Blythe neglected to gather Strosnider's trusts as depicted in the settlement proclamation. Likewise, she conveyed the deal's returns not to the invented trustee and church, but rather to her

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