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If an offender is on parole, they are essentially still prisoners. What happens when someone commits a financial crime? Can the person(s)that signed for them and their actions be also held accountable financially? It would be a 6 figure lawsuit that I do have the evidence and witnesses to prove the crime beyond a reasonable doubt. I don’t know what I would need to do. I’d like to have an idea, if there is even anything I can do.
Thank you in advance everyone.
EDIT: He was never paroled to my home, he was to his Mothers and her BF. He used threats on my life and families safety during an extremely distressing time. I have all the bank records with transactions I did not authorize.
UPDATE: due to living in a commonwealth state, he cannot be held criminally liable. I’ve been directed to my bank to see if they can help me.
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