Defrauder

"Then, your defrauder is the Marquis de Valorsay!" ❋ ��mile Gaboriau (1852)

Remember that William Russell is one of the 'defrauder' candidates raising funds through shadowy direct mail firm ❋ Unknown (2009)

"Indeed, if the Trustee had done otherwise, the whim of the defrauder would have controlled the process that is supposed to unwind the fraud," Dennis Jacobs , the chief judge of the Second Circuit, wrote in a 35-page opinion. ❋ Michael Rothfeld (2011)

"BLMIS customer statements reflect impossible transactions and the Trustee is not obligated to step into the shoes of the defrauder or treat the customer statements as reflections of reality," said the court. ❋ Reuters (2011)

Perhaps he can show off his new medal when he comes to Washington on Wednesday for the D.C. premiere of “Casino Jack,” the film in which he stars as former lobbyist and convicted defrauder Jack Abramoff. ❋ Jen Chaney (2010)

By his own admission, he did not pay sufficient attention to the details, and Bill Clinton, at the behest of Marc Rich's attorney, Scooter Libby, pardoned Rich, a notorious defrauder who had escaped to Switzerland without going to trial or serving a day in prison. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It allowed the thief, the adulterer, the murderer and the defrauder of the poor to secure forgiveness of his sins by buying his way out of the allegedly purifying flames of Purgatory rather than demanding a radical change of his life to a true "path of righteousness". ❋ Unknown (2009)

As example, he once tweaked a tax defrauder by saying something like: Says here I can sentence you to twenty years. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Because of memories of the slim, crisp excise defrauder stripped in the moonlight of his fancy clothes and fancy manners? ❋ Colleen McCullough (2000)

Of the mincing laughingstock or the brisk excise defrauder, no sign whatsoever. ❋ Colleen McCullough (2000)

Annemarie had told Trevillian that Richard was drinking very heavily, but he had not imagined in any of his rehearsals for this moment what the sight of a very big man in a black rage would do to him; the cool and collected excise defrauder felt the blood drain from his face. ❋ Colleen McCullough (2000)

But one day, while photographing a kayaking insurance-company defrauder from a nearby sailboat, I realized that handling the camera still gave me a great deal of pleasure. ❋ Muller, Marcia (1994)

But by this time imperialism was stepping up its campaigns against Cuba, and this man is an opportunist and a defrauder, he refused even to establish communications with Cuba. ❋ Unknown (1963)

"Did the embezzler of the spoils and the defrauder threaten woe also to the soldiers?" ❋ Titus Livius (N/A)

According to himself he can ferret out anything, or any one, from a defrauder of the revenue to a thief, an anarchist or a murderer. ❋ Charles Annesley (N/A)

Trenmor ruins himself, borrows without paying back, and finally swindles "an old millionaire who was himself a defrauder and a dissipated man" out of a hundred francs. ❋ Unknown (1910)