WYOMISSING, Pa. AP - Hundreds of people victimized by a defunct mortgage company pressed authorities for answers Tuesday about the company's bankruptcy case, but the man they most wanted to hear from was a no-show.Wesley A. Snyder did not appear at a bankruptcy hearing in a suburban Reading hotel ballroom, and federal prosecutors said he would plead guilty to a fraud charge Wednesday.
November 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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WYOMISSING, Pa. AP – Hundreds of people victimized by a defunct mortgage company pressed authorities for answers Tuesday about the company’s bankruptcy case, but the man they most wanted to hear from was a no-show.
Wesley A. Snyder did not appear at a bankruptcy hearing in a suburban Reading hotel ballroom, and federal prosecutors said he would plead guilty to a fraud charge Wednesday.
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