Alleged fraudster’s daughter living free in his $2 million home
Americhip had wanted receivers to keep Jason Charles Dean's property in good condition and lease it out to generate rental income.
An American firm chasing a New Zealander for an alleged multi-million dollar fraud wants receivers appointed to his $2 million Mairangi Bay home, but his daughter has been allowed to stay living free in it.
Los Angeles-based marketing firm Americhip alleges Jason Charles Dean defrauded it through
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Hamish McNicol
Thu, 06 Aug 2015
Thu, 06 Aug 2015
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Alleged fraudster’s daughter living free in his $2 million home
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