A New Jersey town wired $26 million for property. Then something went terribly wrong
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A New Jersey town lost about $26 million after officials received fraudulent wiring instructions during an affordable housing land deal. Investigators have recovered or frozen much of the money, but millions remain unaccounted for.
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A New Jersey town lost about $26 million after officials received fraudulent wiring instructions during an affordable housing land deal. Investigators have recovered or frozen much of the money, but millions remain unaccounted for.
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