South Florida homes tied to ex-CIA officer’s $193M scam are for sale
All four pieces of South Florida luxury real estate that David J. Rush used to defraud the federal government are now for sale. The former CIA officer pleaded guilty this month to defrauding the federal government of $193 million — a scheme that included buying properties in the Palm Beach area worth a combined $102.6, according to court records. That included three Palm Beach island properties, plus land in Jupiter Island. As part of the scam, Rush created a fake government operation that required special security clearance to enter. He then directed individuals, who were under the impression they were part […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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