$26 million stolen from New Jersey town in wire transfer theft
A New Jersey township lost approximately $26 million in a wire transfer theft. The money was intended to help the township meet its affordable housing obligations. The funds appear to have been stolen through a scam involving the wire transfer process. The money remains missing.
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2 developments- Nov 7Only center coverage:Where's the money? New Jersey township scammed out of $26 million
- Nov 7$26 million stolen from New Jersey town in wire transfer theft
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4 sourcesFraudulent Transfer of $26 Million Kept Secret in a New Jersey Township Until After the Election
New Jersey town reveals staggering $26M theft days after election, sparking backlash