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RivCo man pleads guilty to bilking women out of $1.8M in romance scam
Van Sickle admitted posing as a romantic partner and used the money for luxury cars, gambling and other personal expenses, prosecutors said.
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RivCo man pleads guilty to bilking women out of $1.8M in romance scam
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KESQ) - A Riverside County man who persuaded two elderly women to give him more than $1.8 million after convincing each that they were in a romantic relationship pleaded guilty in San Diego federal court today to wire fraud and money laundering charges. Troy Clinton Van Sickle, 55, of Temecula, claimed
California man pleads guilty to scamming elderly women out of nearly $2 million
Troy Van Sickle pleaded guilty to wire fraud, money laundering and making false statements after the DOJ says he swindled a wealthy Los Angeles woman out of $1.5 million through a romance scam involving fake business deals and investments.
·Pasadena, United States
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