The Bail Bond Machine That Hid Eleven Years of Quiet Fraud
The Bail Bond Machine That Hid Eleven Years of Quiet FraudA county bond-printing machine, stamped "Teller Parish Clerk's Office," sat on a cinder block shelf behind chain-link fence at a bail bond storefront - and one surveyor's morning stop led to uncovering eleven years of hidden bookkeeping that used the odd phrase "deferred fee" to mask ongoing transactions. How did a small-city bondsman with 400 clients a year and a spotless community reputation keep a quiet racket running for over a decade?In this episode, we follow the chronology from the morning Lloyd Underwood photographed the…
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