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Florida cop caught living in a dead man’s house for years

Published by Brisbane Times · Australia 1 h ago

Authorities allege Brian Sguros carried out a “complex scheme” to take control of a $US400,000 house by using the dead home owner’s ID to pay property taxes and obtain permits to…

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