United States v. Robert Stochel
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
Sykes, Circuit Judge.
An Indiana judge appointed Robert Stochel as receiver for Tip Top Supermarkets, Inc., while its proprietors were embroiled in protracted litigation. Over several years Stochel stole more than $330,000 from the receivership. After draining its coffers, Stochel evaded detection by diverting funds from other sources to pay the receivership's bills. But the scheme was unsustainable.
*886 As the litigation and receivership were winding down, the principals suspected that something was amiss and asked the state court to appoint an independent auditor. The judge granted the request…
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