Season 10 • Episode 9

Frank Retires

Episode Frank Retires
5
Total Crimes
5
Criminals
4
Crime Types
2
Most Frequent

Most Frequent Crime

Assault

Threatening another with imminent physical harm or displaying a weapon in a manner that puts others in reasonable fear of harm; in many jurisdictions brandishing a firearm or threatening violence is a criminal offense.

Occurred 2 times

Criminal Activities

4 categories • 5 total crimes

Assault

Threatening another with imminent physical harm or displaying a weapon in a manner that puts others in reasonable fear of harm; in many jurisdictions brandishing a firearm or threatening violence is a criminal offense.

Situation:

"Charlie, Dee and Dennis open Frank up/prick him to obtain blood for testing; they hit an artery/caused massive bleeding. A doctor later reports there is a dangerous amount of blood missing and that Frank is in desperate need of blood, indicating the wound/bloodletting endangered his life."

Crime #1

Assault

Threatening another with imminent physical harm or displaying a weapon in a manner that puts others in reasonable fear of harm; in many jurisdictions brandishing a firearm or threatening violence is a criminal offense.

Situation:

"Mac deliberately chokes Charlie ('I'm choking you out') during a confrontation to render him unconscious while attempting to remove him and assert control—a use of physical force that constitutes assault."

Crime #2

Doctored paternity test

Altering or falsifying medical test results and samples to misrepresent biological relationship; tampering with medical evidence used to establish parentage.

Situation:

"Dennis and Charlie admit to having 'doctored a paternity test' to make it look like Frank was Charlie's father and they manipulated blood samples/tests in order to produce a false result to affect inheritance/ownership of the bar."

Crime #1

Forgery

Forging or procuring signatures and executing documents by deception to effect transfer of ownership or assets; inducing a person to sign legal documents based on false information.

Situation:

"Through the Franquito scheme, Frank is induced to sign documents transferring his shares/money to the purported firstborn; those documents and the signings were obtained by deception (the supposed heir was manufactured as part of the fraud)."

Crime #1

Fraud

Making false statements or omissions to obtain federally backed relief loans (PPP) or using funds for purposes other than represented to the lender/SBA. Under federal law, knowingly making false statements to obtain loan proceeds (and misuse of those proceeds) can constitute bank fraud and related federal offenses.

Situation:

"Dennis confesses he fabricated 'Franquito' (a purported firstborn heir) and arranged for a man to be presented as Frank's son so Frank would sign over shares/money; Dee participated in the plan to have the fake heir transfer shares to her, all part of a scheme to take control of Frank's assets."

Crime #1