Audio Transcript

Mr. Schiff: Check time. The FBI in the Midwest began looking at strange bankruptcy cases …

Mr. Wolverton: "Looking at a wide variety of criminal referrals, we targeted cases that had the most egregious examples of fraudulent conduct."

Mr. Schiff: Special Agent Randy Wolverton of the FBI's Economic Crimes Unit…

Mr. Wolverton: "More specifically fraudulent information being submitted to the bankruptcy court system."

Mr. Schiff: In one case, Wolverton says a man used a different social security numbers than his own…

Mr. Wolverton: "Once we started looking at the case, we found a wider pattern of activity where this individual had filed for bankruptcy in different jurisdictions."

Mr. Schiff: The subject filed phony forms for loans and Wolverton says the man bilked various institutions of more than $100,000…

Mr. Wolverton: "Federally insured financial institutions; the U.S. Social Security Administration; the U.S. Department of Education was involved with this because we found a falsified college diploma that was used in this."

Mr. Schiff: The end result? Two years in a cell at a federal prison. I'm Neal Schiff of the Bureau and that's the FBI's Closed Case of the Week."