In January 2020, IRS agents went to the two-flat listed as the return address in Pierce’s applications. In a trash can behind the building, they found “discarded handwritten notes listing the names of deceased persons” as well as the manner in which they died, such as “shot,” “stabbed,” or “fall,” the complaint alleged.
Woman posed as relative of young Chicago homicide victims to collect tax refunds, COVID-19 stimulus payments, feds say
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