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  Name: Mark J. Strodtman  
  Race: White  
  Age Now: 51  
  Height: 6'2"  
  Weight: 300 lbs.  
  Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair): Brown Fine hair; with no perm it lays straight down his face Very thin mustache  
  Eyes (Color and Correction): Brown  
  Other Physical Characteristics: Very droopy eyelids Disorder makes him sweat only on one side of his face but not the other Bulge in his stomach from gastric bypass band Shoe size 13  
  Wanted for : Forgery of a Commercial Instrument, Greeley, CO; Jan 31, 2005
COCCA-Pattern of Racketeering, Greeley, CO; Jun 30, 2004
Theft-$15,000 or More, 11 Counts, Greeley, CO; May 07, 2004
 
 
 
  Location(s)  
  Last Seen : Playa del Carmen, Mexico  
  Possible Location : Loveland, CO Cancun, Mexico Playa del Carmen, Mexico  
  Last Known : Loveland, CO  
 
 
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  Case Story  
  Accused Mortgage Scheme Mastermind Sought In Colorado  
  When several homes in Weld County, Colo., went into foreclosure in 2007, law enforcement officials realized that this was not just the result of a weak economy. A thorough investigation helped police uncover a major mortgage fraud scheme, which led to the indictment of 51-year-old Mark Strodtman, the scheme's accused mastermind.  
     
  Cops: Mortgage Fraudster Cons Vulnerable Colo. Homebuyers  
  Cops say on or about June 30, 2004, Strodtman and an associate created a company called J.S. Real Estate, LLC. Strodtman was the manager and owner of the company. Strodman's indictment states that through the company, Strodtman engaged in racketeering by falsely inflating buyers' incomes and assets, and falsely verifying buyers' rents and employments. Furthermore, according to the indictment, "bank records were inflated and falsely verified and outstanding loans were understated and falsely verified." Cops say homebuyers purchased properties that they could never have otherwise afforded, and they were not aware that their information had been falsified for the purpose of buying the homes Strodtman was selling. Strodman has been charged with Racketeering, 11 Counts of Theft and 11 Counts of Forgery, but cops haven't been able to find him. Cops believe Strodtman may be working on a development in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. When they last contacted him in Mexico, Strodtman suggested that he would turn himself in. That didn't happen, and cops want to grab him before he causes another real estate disaster.