Did You Know?
PURES version of Marie Peart-
Admissions Coordinator
Marie Peart, from Salt Lake City, Utah, has over 15 years of experience with placing children in the most appropriate environments. Her background in working with families and parents combined with her devotion to others, is an asset to PURE and the families we help. Marie attended Salt Lake Community College in Utah and Mohave Community College in Arizona. She spends her extra time with local food banks for the homeless, participates in the making quilts for needy families during winter months as well as providing first aid kits, sewing kits and other necessities. Her most cherished times are with her six daughters and nine grandchildren. They together, participate in sewing head coverings for many woman and children that are experiencing chemotherapy. Marie is someone that cares about others and believes that children are a gift that should be cherished. She is a very valued person at PURE and will assist you with your family needs with her time, patience and true concern for others. Marie works with PURE as an independent Consultant for families.
Who is she really?
http://purerebuttal.comMarie Peart a.ka. Marie Linge (PURE INC. Educational Consultant) has been forced to resign from two other teen program marketing agencies for acts of dishonesty and has been indicted with fraud charges and lying under oath. (See Salt Lake Tribune Articles Below)
Salt Lake Tribune
GRAND JURY INDICTS PAIR FOR FRAUD AT CHRISTMAS STORES
Date: 11/06/1992 Category: Business
Page: D7
Keywords: Frauds-Scams, Courts
GRAND JURY INDICTS PAIR FOR FRAUD AT CH... 11/06/1992
SLTribune
Date: 11/06/1992 Business
D7
Frauds-Scams, Courts
GRAND JURY INDICTS PAIR FOR FRAUD AT CHRISTMAS STORES
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Byline: By Ted Cilwick THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
It's anything but an early Christmas for the man who ran the now-bankrupt Christmas in
Utah Inc. stores.
Louis Kent Wilhelm, 49, of Sandy, was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury on
three counts of bankruptcy fraud and perjury stemming from the demise of the holidayornaments
outlets.
, 37, also of Sandy, also was charged in three felony counts.
The case centers on allegations that the pair concealed inventory and other property
from the troubled business' creditors and from the court-appointed trustee of the bankrupt
estate. The pair allegedly then lied under oath about the scheme, according to the U.S.
Attorney's office.
Neither Ms. nor Mr. Wilhelm was available for comment Thursday.
The pair fraudulently hid the assets from trustee Paul James Toscano from January 1989
until February 1991 -- including nutcrackers, Christmas cards, decorations, posters and
other holiday cheer, according to the indictment.
Accountants found out about the stashed inventory after they discovered a check made
out to a storage unit, said a source close to the case.
In July 1989, Mr. Wilhelm, while being questioned under oath by bankruptcy attorneys,
said there were no other sites where the corporation's inventory was stored. The
indictment says Mr. Wilhelm knew that was untrue.
And in February 1992, Ms. falsely testified she was unaware of inventory going
to storage units, according to the charges.
The maximum penalty each is facing upon conviction is 15 years and $250,000 in fines.
COOPERATIVE RETAILER WON'T GO TO PRISON FOR FRAUD
Date: 11/18/1993 Category: Local
Page: B5
Keywords: Buisness, Frauds-Scams
