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Across 1 conversation, Matthew Cox ranges across criminal justice, identity theft, real estate scams. Matthew Cox used synthetic identities to secure $100,000 in credit per identity, leveraging fake documents and inflated appraisals. Cox's fraud schemes involved over 109 properties and $11.5 million, though he disputes the house count.
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previewCox's use of synthetic identities involved creating fake birth certificates and leveraging security paper to fabricate documents.
#409Matthew Cox: FBI Most Wanted Con Man - $55 Million in Bank Fraud
His real estate fraud scheme relied on manipulating appraisals by creating comparable sales, inflating property values to secure higher loans.
#409Matthew Cox: FBI Most Wanted Con Man - $55 Million in Bank Fraud
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