Lindemann Charged With Mortgage Fraud

Hahaha.  And the hammer has finally dropped.

FORT MILL –A federal grand jury has indicted former York County Councilman Paul Lindemann on charges related to mortgage fraud.

Lindemann was charged with one count of making false statements on loan documents, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said Thursday.

If found guilty, Lindemann faces up to 30 years in prison.

The Herald

I think Paul will look good in orange.  He has lost a lot of friends over the past few years, but fear not.  He’ll make plenty of new ones down in Jesup.  Yes, I think the boys down there will really enjoy ass raping him at two 0′clock in the morning while the guards are on their coffee break.  Karma is poetic that way, considering how many people he’s screwed up the wazoo here in York County.

Lindemann has faced legal problems before:

In 2008, Lindemann was arrested in Columbia and charged with driving under the influence. He pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of driving with an unlawful alcohol concentration and paid a $400 fine, authorities said.

In 2009, a former employee of Lindemann’s Fort Mill development firm, Pinecrest Holdings, successfully sued for unpaid compensation. York County court records show that the company, Lindemann and his former partner, Greg Rogers, were ordered to pay $29,230.78.

Last year, a judge ordered Lindemann to pay $2,715 in damages for unpaid compensation to a contractor who completed work for him.

Also last year, Lindemann was ordered to pay $14,800 to a woman who sued him after investing in a Tega Cay house belonging to Lindemann. The plan was to renovate and “flip” the house for profit. But the house was sold in a tax sale after the taxes weren’t paid on it.

Lindemann was interviewed by the FBI last year in relation to a company that allegedly misused more than $170,000 a real estate developer had set aside in escrow for a project.

Lindemann said he and Rogers were asked by the company, Advantage Financial, to recruit business and the company owed them commission fees.

Let us also not forget the $10,000 check he bounced to Winthrop University and the payment he owed to former Congressman Tom Tancredo, who had to call our local Sheriff in order to get that money.

It will be nice to finally see this dick bag put away, but I will miss reading about his monthly indiscretions.  Seeing him dig a deeper and deeper hole always puts a smile on my face.  Seriously, I have been dead tired all day.  I dragged my ass up to Harris Teeter to get something for dinner and walking out I saw the headline on the front page of The Herald.  Now I am gleeful and chipper.

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