Man indicted for passport fraud in Arizona after using name of child who died in the 1960s

Mexican Man Indicted for Using Identity of Deceased U.S. Child to Obtain Passport

PHOENIX — A 60-year-old Mexican man living in Arizona has been indicted for passport and visa fraud after authorities discovered he used the identity of a deceased U.S. child for nearly four decades, officials announced Thursday. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona, Enrrique Vazquez was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in Phoenix. Prosecutors say he first… Source

Mexican National Accused Of Stealing Dead Child’s ID In Passport Fraud Case

A Mexican national living in Arizona, Enrrique Ricardo Diaz Vazquez, 60, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Phoenix on Tuesday with Passport and Visa Fraud. According to the criminal complaint in this case, an individual purporting to be Gene Edward Katzorke (“Katzorke”), first applied for and received a U.S. passport in 1986, submitting...

Mexican man accused of assuming dead US child's identity

A Mexican man was indicted for using the identity of a dead U.S. child to apply for a passport decades ago, authorities announced on Thursday.

Man indicted for passport fraud in Arizona after using name of child who died in the 1960s

A man from Mexico has been indicted in Arizona for allegedly using the identity of a dead child to apply for passports in the U.S.