The newest episode of 'America's Most Wanted Overtime' on Fox Nation features a Hawaii-based husband and wife, whose mutual thirst for wealth placed them both on the FBI's 'most wanted' list of fugitives.
According to their FBI profiles, both John and Julieanne Dimitrion are described as having "expensive tastes" in clothing, cars, jewelry, and more, with host Nancy Grace noting that greed-inspired criminals "can give up a lot, but they can’t give up a lavish lifestyle."
Theirs are among the newest white-collar-crime profiles to be added to the site, featuring in the first and second positions on the page.
MURDERER COMPARED TO 'DEXTER' STILL AT LARGE
Their Bonnie-and-Clyde-like behavior - having reportedly been operating a mortgage fraud scheme that preyed on older and, often sick, victims - with many losing their homes - didn’t last long before they were ultimately indicted in early 2009. Two months after their indictment, the Dimitrions pleaded guilty to 'operating a fraud scheme in which they used their companies to convince distressed homeowners to relinquish their homes with the premise of improving the victims' financial position.' The couple reportedly used the proceeds from the home sales to fund their lust for luxury.
The dangerous duo allegedly fled Hawaii on a private plane after failing to appear at their sentencing date on July 6th of the following year - and their whereabouts have remained unknown since.
Forensics expert Sheryl McCollum, remarked to Grace that, while the couple who loves living large remains at large, "you cannot go from a Maserati to the woods…they’ve [the Dimitrions] got to go back to what they started their life of crime for," suggesting that the pair is likely somewhere "conning and scheming" their way back into a lavish lifestyle.
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