A scammer from Malibu has been added to the FBI's list of most wanted fraudsters. This individual was convicted of a scam but fled the United States.
The FBI has taken this step to pursue the scammer. Further details about the case and the scammer's actions are available from the source.
The source reports on the scammer's addition to the FBI's list, providing more information on the situation.
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