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WI: Church gets $84,000 back in stolen funds

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Annysa Johnson reports:

Federal authorities continue to investigate a “cyber theft” of $121,000 from a prominent Catholic church in Brookfield that has all the markings of a sophisticated Internet crime operation.

St. John Vianney learned from its commercial banker last month that blocks of money had been withdrawn from one of its accounts through a series of unusual transactions. After talking to church officials, the bank immediately froze the account.

The U.S. Secret Service, which is investigating, declined to comment on a pending case. But Father Phillip Bogacki, temporary administrator for St. John Vianney, notified parishioners this week that authorities recovered $84,000, and the church expects its insurer to cover the remaining loss – minus a $1,000 deductible.

Read more in the Journal Sentinel.

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