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The thread revolves around a news claim that a person linked to mortgage fraud was hired to help with Ebola cleanup in New York and allegedly obtained his company/equipment by exploiting a deceased haz-mat expert’s grieving relatives. The key question/response is essentially whether the account of how he acquired the business and credentials is accurate, and whether NYC stopped awarding work to the company afterward. Overall sentiment is sharply critical and skeptical, with commenters highlighting a sense of being “scammed.”
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Revealed: How mortgage fraudster hired to fight Ebola in New York 'scammed' family of dead haz-mat expert to get his company and ride to rescue on the taxpayer's dime
  • Salvatore Pane, 32, rode to the rescue when Ebola struck last month
  • Was pictured striding past infected sites, gave interviews about the cleanup
  • But history of running fraudulent mortgage company in 2008 was revealed\
  • New York City has since said it will not given Bio Recovery any more work
  • Now new investigation reveals how Pane bought company, equipment from grieving relatives of a respected haz-mat expert
  • Had their expired credentials for Ebola work - family now feels 'scammed' :eek:
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Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2836290/How-mortgage-fraudster-hired-fight-Ebola-New-York-scammed-family-dead-haz-mat-expert-company-ride-rescue-taxpayer-s-dime.html#ixzz3JCVJgft1
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