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Northfield man charged with embezzling $560,000 - Vimarsana News

Northfield man charged with embezzling $560,000

BURLINGTON — John Van Vught, a former accountant for ValleyNet, a non-profit operating in the Upper Valley, was arrested on Friday in Brunswick, Georgia. According to court records, on May 11, the federal grand jury in Burlington returned a three-count wire fraud indictment related to Van Vught’s embezzlement of $560,000 from ValleyNet. Van Vught performed

Missing man who allegedly embezzled nearly $600K from ECFiber operator found, charged - Vimarsana News

Missing man who allegedly embezzled nearly $600K from ECFiber operator found, charged

An indictment was unsealed Monday in federal court in Burlington charging John Van Vught with wire fraud. The indictment was unsealed, court records show, following Van Vught’s arrest in Brunswick, Georgia.

Vermont man charged with embezzling from nonprofit - Vimarsana News

Vermont man charged with embezzling from nonprofit

A Northfield man is charged with embezzling from a nonprofit he did accounting work for.

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Valley News - Judge awards ValleyNet $3 million in compensatory damages - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Judge awards ValleyNet $3 million in compensatory damages

ROYALTON — A Vermont Superior Court judge has ordered ECFiber operator ValleyNet to be paid a total of nearly $2 million in damages stemming from losses it suffered in the embezzlement of the company’s coffers, although how much of that sum —...

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Judge awards ValleyNet $2 million in compensatory damages - Vimarsana News

Judge awards ValleyNet $2 million in compensatory damages

Whether or not John Van Vught will be criminally charged for embezzling his employer likely depends on whether he will ever be located.