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· 9/25/2003

United States v. Randall A. Rettenberger and Julie L. Rettenberger

Citations

  • 344 F.3d 702
  • 62 Fed. R. Serv. 569
  • 2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 19715
  • 2003 WL 22208758

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  • noting that factfinder was entitled to disbelieve defendant’s disability claim given defendant’s ability to engage in substantial physical activity including skiing, whitewater rafting, and riding a motorcycle during period of alleged disability
  • affirming a finding of sophisticated means where the appellant engaged in “[cjareful execution and coordination over an extended period....”
  • calculating intended loss based on entire fraudulent scheme had it continued rather than the loss suffered by the date of the scheme’s discovery
  • affirming a finding of sophisticated means where the appellant engaged in “[c]areful execution and coordi- nation over an extended period. . . .”
  • finding sophistication where defendant fooled “a skilled neurolo- gist and 14 insurers”
  • defendants sub‐ mitted falsified documents to insurers and the federal gov‐ ernment to obtain disability benefits

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Judges: Flaum, Posner, Easterbrook

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