Running a Real Estate Scam Got Her 5 Years of Prison

Who are some people who just seem to love to do crime?! Watch this video and find out!

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6 - The Scamming Couple


Scamming Couple

Bikini model Patricia Perez-Gonzalez and her boyfriend, Alberto Companioni, faced allegations of identity theft, grand larceny, and fraud after they were caught running a $2 million identity-theft ring back in 2016.

Court
The couple, who looked rather unassuming in their beige-colored prison garb, sat emotionless during their court proceedings. They were being held on $500,000 bail and pleaded not guilty.

Aftermath


The dental hygiene student, known for flaunting her extravagant lifestyle on social media, left Manhattan Supreme Court with a smile on her face.

5 - The Real Estate Guru


Mikki Lynn Fox

Fox used her online platform to build trust with her followers before exploiting them in bogus real estate deals.

Investments

But as time passed, the investors started to get suspicious when Fox failed to provide updates. When they asked about their money or the returns, she dodged the questions with excuses.

Investigation

The Harris County District Attorney's Office, upon investigating the case, discovered that Fox had spent the money on everyday expenses such as rent, childcare, school expenses, and personal items, leaving her victims without recourse for reimbursement.

Aftermath

It’s dirty that she was scamming people she knew that were friends with her kids, but does it make it a little better that she was using the money mainly to pay bills?

4 - The Special Forces Officer

David Apps


Former British Special Forces serviceman David Apps left his elderly mother

Gambling


The incident unfolded during Apps' one-day stay at his mother's house. Under the influence of alcohol, he registered his mother's card on the betting platform, making 31 transactions totaling £11,900.

Shifting Blame


And he also was sent to bed with no dessert. Chastisingly You only get dessert when you don’t steal from your Mom, David.

3 - The Priest


Father George Athanasiou

Father George Athanasiou, an assistant priest at All Saints Greek Orthodox Church in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, was at the center of a scandal involving the theft of over $117,000 in parish funds. The priest was hit with 223 felony charges, including theft by unlawful taking, forgery, bad checks, and access device usage. We don’t know what access device usage is, but Athanasiou did it, and he’s in trouble for it.

Confessional


Athanasiou confessed to stealing the money due to personal hardships and he acknowledged the criminal nature of his actions, saying it was a blatant disregard of the trust placed in him as a church member.

Aftermath

Doesn’t he kinda’ look like Nathan from South Park? https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/vil...


2 - The Minister


Reverend Ivan Warwick


Reverend Ivan Warwick played a pivotal role in scamming three elderly brothers out of £1.1 million. Warwick, along with an accomplice, befriended the vulnerable siblings before conning them in a scheme that resulted in the loss of their family farm and savings.

Aftermath


As the legal proceedings unfold, Stewart was headed for a bankruptcy hearing as of the release of this video. Meanwhile, Warwick, who once preached to Prince Charles, faces internal disciplinary proceedings within the Church of Scotland.


1 - The Husband


Stuart Williamson

Stuart Williamson orchestrated an elaborate scheme to convince the family of his late partner, Diane Douglas, that she was alive for three years following her untimely passing at his hands. The disturbing situation blew up when family members grew suspicious and contacted the police, triggering a missing person investigation.

NHS Behavior


More disturbing details emerged when it was revealed that Williamson, a former NHS manager, was described by colleagues as a sociopath with a narcissistic demeanor and a history of predatory behavior towards women. Colleagues shared memories of times where he displayed contempt for patients showing a total lack of compassion.

Aftermath


The extent of Williamson's financial exploitation also came to light when family members provided statements, talking about the deception that allowed him to continue abusing Douglas's finances for three years.