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Presentation — Mortgage Fraud: Understanding the Crime
NIJ Foreclosures and Crime Meeting, March 31 - April 1, 2009
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What Are People Looking For?
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This slide shows how many internet hits are reflecting on Google for searches of "mortgage fraud" and "mortgage free". The 'mortgage free' search criteria had 10 times as many hits as the "mortgage fraud' search criteria. It's an illustration of what people are interested in and what may motivate them to 'cross the line'.
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