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Lottery Fraud

Lottery Fraud

Date6/26/1997
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lottery Fraud
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0120036F
Arrested in Mountie swoop on major Metro diamond dealers, one of 17 suspected of fraud covers face with cap borrowed from unidentified Metro policeman(...)
Arrested in Mountie swoop on major Metro diamond dealers, one of 17 suspected of fraud covers face with cap borrowed from unidentified Metro policeman(...)
6/7/1978
Charged with impersonation and fraud, Terry Patrick Dupuis (right), 27, of no fixed address, is led from downtown hotel by police. He is alleged to ha(...)
Charged with impersonation and fraud, Terry Patrick Dupuis (right), 27, of no fixed address, is led from downtown hotel by police. He is alleged to ha(...)
2/8/1978
Charged with fraud and conspiracy in connection with the near collapse of British Mortagage and Trust in 1965 are, from left, former Stratford mayor W(...)
Charged with fraud and conspiracy in connection with the near collapse of British Mortagage and Trust in 1965 are, from left, former Stratford mayor W(...)
6/19/1969
Entering court: Tom Skinner, 64, (left), Patricia McGonegal, 33, and Wayne Skinner, 38, (with arm around relative), enter courthouse yesterday to attend their sentencing on fraud charges
Entering court: Tom Skinner, 64, (left), Patricia McGonegal, 33, and Wayne Skinner, 38, (with arm around relative), enter courthouse yesterday to attend their sentencing on fraud charges
11/5/1987
Charged executives: Vice-president Gary Brain Williamson, left, is charged with 20 count of fraud
Charged executives: Vice-president Gary Brain Williamson, left, is charged with 20 count of fraud
11/3/1998
Geo Williams, Guilty in mine fraud
Geo Williams, Guilty in mine fraud
12/10/1969
The great international confederacy of thieves, burglars and incendiaries on the Canada frontier
The great international confederacy of thieves, burglars and incendiaries on the Canada frontier
1865
Toronto Businessman Max Bluestein is led to car that will transport him to Ontario Hospital at Penetanguishene to which he was remanded today for 30 d(...)
Toronto Businessman Max Bluestein is led to car that will transport him to Ontario Hospital at Penetanguishene to which he was remanded today for 30 d(...)
12/17/1973
The Home of Toronto businessman Max Bluestein is a two-storey house of cut stone and brick on Ridge Hill Dr. in Forest Hill. Police called there yeste(...)
The Home of Toronto businessman Max Bluestein is a two-storey house of cut stone and brick on Ridge Hill Dr. in Forest Hill. Police called there yeste(...)
12/16/1973
Lloyd Blake, Warrant for him
Lloyd Blake, Warrant for him
3/31/1975
Lawyer Lou Kesten, left, and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail, where Borden had been imprisoned twice
Lawyer Lou Kesten, left, and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail, where Borden had been imprisoned twice
2/9/1970
While Embracing after marriage, 27-year-old David Brydon and 19-year-old Lynda Holloran make plans for future after his trial on 16 various charges. F(...)
While Embracing after marriage, 27-year-old David Brydon and 19-year-old Lynda Holloran make plans for future after his trial on 16 various charges. F(...)
8/8/1977