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Former Habitat for Humanity Officials Indicted on Fraud Charges

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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Ardtrenda Mosby-Vinson and Susan Robertson, former employees of Habitat for Humanity of Deep East Texas, were indicted on fraud charges related to events between 2020 and 2024. The indictment alleges that both individuals took out loans from Commercial Bank of Texas and Bank of Montgomery without approval from the Habitat for Humanity board. The charges include using Habitat funds for personal travel and taking out a $488,000 line of credit from Bank of Montgomery without board knowledge.

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The indictment details the alleged misuse of funds, including loans used for personal home construction and travel expenses, which directly impacts the financial integrity of Habitat for Humanity of Deep East Texas. The actions also raise concerns regarding lending practices and risk management at Commercial Bank of Texas and Bank of Montgomery.

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