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Ohio couple sentenced in fraud conspiracy involving Oak Ridge company

Posted at 1:19 pm July 18, 2017
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Photo by U.S. District Court

Photo by U.S. District Court

An Ohio couple was sentenced Friday for their roles in a conspiracy involving an Oak Ridge company, its owners, and more than $350,000 in unauthorized purchases, authorities said.

Christy A. Greider, 40, and Jason A. Greider, 42, both of Huber Heights, Ohio, were sentenced for their roles in a conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud by U.S. District Court Judge Pamela L. Reeves. Christy Greider will serve 33 months in federal prison, and Jason Greider will serve 27 months, United States Attorney Nancy Stallard Harr said in a press release.

The Greiders both pleaded guilty in February 2017 to one count of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, the press release said. Christy Greider worked as the bookkeeper for M-3 Construction Inc., located in Oak Ridge. She also helped the company’s owners keep track of their personal finances, the press release said.

Christy and Jason Greider made unauthorized purchases totaling more than $350,000 using the company’s and its owners’ personal credit cards, the press release said. Some of these unauthorized purchases included a boat, pool, furniture, and a trip to Hawaii.

Agencies involved in this investigation included the Oak Ridge Police Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kelly A. Norris represented the United States.

More information will be added as it becomes available.


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Filed Under: Oak Ridge, Police and Fire, U.S. Tagged With: Christy A. Greider, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Jason A. Greider, Kelly A. Norris, M-3 Construction Inc., Nancy Stallard Harr, Oak Ridge Police Department, Pamela L. Reeves, U.S. District Court

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