Va. woman wanted for fraud arrested in Turkey

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ASHBURN

The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office said an Ashburn woman indicted in connection with mortgage fraud has been arrested in Turkey.

Authorities said Diane Frederick Atari was apprehended Wednesday after local officials contacted Interpol for assistance. She is in a Turkish prison awaiting extradition.

Atari, 42, is charged with inflating the income of clients and fraudulently fixing their credit so they could buy homes they couldn't afford.

The loss on the fraudulent mortgages is estimated at $50 million, and the sheriff's office said she made more than $1 million in the scheme.

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leave her in the turkish

leave her in the turkish prison for life so she wont have it so good.

why proof read when there is

why proof read when there is spell check?? this is what happens when we rely too much on technology

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