3 Mansions SEIZED by Authorities Because of the Owner’s Dark Past

You know, I’m no thief. However, I would think that a calculated con man would have a couple of things straight after making off with the money. I mean, again, definitely speaking from the perspective of somebody who is inexperienced here but does it really make sense to go and spend all of that money that you just stole? Making a statement isn’t something I would do if I were on the radar, you know?

If you want put yourself on somebody’s map to be investigated, heading out and buying a mansion worth millions of dollars is a good way to do it.

However, we constantly find, time and time again that a lot of criminals simply have money burning a hole in their pockets. I guess there’s just something about suddenly coming into millions that really gives people the urge to go on a spending spree.

A recent example of this has shown people taking out Paycheck Protection Program loans under fake business names in order to try and steal from the government. The loans were designed to keep businesses afloat during the pandemic. These folks then go out and buy themselves mansions and exotic cars. As of right now, they are being caught left and right.

This time, we check in with three different cases that showcase people who made away with money that allegedly didn’t belong to them or was obtained in a really illegal way and ended up buying a variety of mansions. As it sits, the mansions discussed in this video have been repossessed and hit the market once again to find new owners.

Down in the video below from Ridiculous Real Estate, we are able to explore these situations and what exactly it is that people have done to get themselves in such hot water. After checking in with something like this, we can’t help but question everything!