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Chris King Queen City Motors. The judge sentenced chris king to four years in prison and three years of probation. Attorney for the western district of missouri. Rich testerman, who was tied to a loan for an suv testerman never bought, stands in front of the 2013 ford f150 he got from queen city motors through an unusual agreement. King, 48, was sentenced by u.s. Springfield businessman chris king, owner of car dealership queen city motors, pleaded guilty to identity theft and wire fraud this week for a scheme involving nearly $800,000 in. — a former springfield used car dealer has been sentenced to prison for wire fraud and identity theft. King owned queen city motors in springfield. Chris king, 48, of nixa, was sentenced to four years in federal prison without parole and ordered to pay $646,597 in restitution to his victims and forfeit the same amount to the government, according to a news release from the office of teresa moore, u.s. Chris king late last month. Chief district judge beth phillips to four years in federal prison without parole. The owner of springfield vehicle dealership queen city motors has pleaded guilty to federal charges.

Chris king, 48, of nixa, was sentenced to four years in federal prison without parole and ordered to pay $646,597 in restitution to his victims and forfeit the same amount to the government, according to a news release from the office of teresa moore, u.s. — a former springfield used car dealer has been sentenced to prison for wire fraud and identity theft. King, 48, was sentenced by u.s. The owner of springfield vehicle dealership queen city motors has pleaded guilty to federal charges. Attorney for the western district of missouri. Chris king late last month. The judge sentenced chris king to four years in prison and three years of probation. Springfield businessman chris king, owner of car dealership queen city motors, pleaded guilty to identity theft and wire fraud this week for a scheme involving nearly $800,000 in. King owned queen city motors in springfield. Rich testerman, who was tied to a loan for an suv testerman never bought, stands in front of the 2013 ford f150 he got from queen city motors through an unusual agreement.

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Chris King Queen City Motors Springfield businessman chris king, owner of car dealership queen city motors, pleaded guilty to identity theft and wire fraud this week for a scheme involving nearly $800,000 in. Springfield businessman chris king, owner of car dealership queen city motors, pleaded guilty to identity theft and wire fraud this week for a scheme involving nearly $800,000 in. Chief district judge beth phillips to four years in federal prison without parole. — a former springfield used car dealer has been sentenced to prison for wire fraud and identity theft. King, 48, was sentenced by u.s. King owned queen city motors in springfield. The owner of springfield vehicle dealership queen city motors has pleaded guilty to federal charges. The judge sentenced chris king to four years in prison and three years of probation. Attorney for the western district of missouri. Chris king, 48, of nixa, was sentenced to four years in federal prison without parole and ordered to pay $646,597 in restitution to his victims and forfeit the same amount to the government, according to a news release from the office of teresa moore, u.s. Chris king late last month. Rich testerman, who was tied to a loan for an suv testerman never bought, stands in front of the 2013 ford f150 he got from queen city motors through an unusual agreement.