True, but even with $400k lost, he’s ain’t going broke anytime soon
I would doubt this guy has much money. Just speculating of course.
Prize money does not go far, even Mr. O money. Taxes, drugs, living expenses, legal fee's, etc.
Any high paying sponsors for him these days?
Job? (LOL).
Just a guess of course, seems like a decent guy. No others have come out of hiding claiming METOO, so the bank-robber may be he only purported 'victim'.
Shs a scum-bag herself, so may be hard to believe her. And those circumstances, laughable.
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Shane Hymas, 32, formerly of the Boise area, currently of American Fork, Utah, and
Laurie Krechelle Hymas, 31, formerly of the Boise area, currently of American Fork, Utah, both pled guilty to Bank Fraud in April 2010. According to the plea agreements, on August 23, 2006, Shane and Laurie Hymas applied for refinancing on a loan in the amount of $104,500 for a residence in Star, Idaho. On their loan application, the Hymas's falsely stated they had a combined monthly gross income in the amount of $33,000 when in fact they had a monthly gross income of between $10,000 and $15,000. They also falsely represented that they had gross monthly rental income of $2,550 when in fact they had no rental income. Based on these misrepresentations, the funding on the residential loan was authorized. They each face a maximum sentence of thirty years in federal prison, a fine of up to $1,000,000, and supervised release of up to five years. Sentencings for both defendants are set for January 18, 2011, before U.S. District Judge Edward J. Lodge in Boise.
"Mortgage fraud and other irregularities in the housing industry contributed significantly to Idaho's and this nation's economic struggles," said Wendy J. Olson, United States Attorney. "These cases demonstrate again that federal and state law enforcement agencies and prosecutors will work together to bring to justice those whose lies undermine the integrity of the housing financing system."
