The Franklin County prosecutor says 65-year-old Paul Kormanik is accused of taking large amounts of money from his wards and obtaining free funeral services for some clients by concealing their accounts.
The indictment announced Wednesday against Kormanik includes two previous felony theft charges to which he pleaded not guilty in October. The nine new counts include felony charges of theft from an elderly or disabled person, tampering with records and engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity.
A court official says no court date has been set.
Kormanik’s attorney Richard Kline declined to comment Wednesday.
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Thank you once again to the Columbus Dispatch for bringing Paul Kormanik's activities to light.
ReplyDeleteWithout you, he'd still be at it.
And thank you, NASGA, for keeping us informed.
I agree, Barbara. We can't thank the Columbus Dispatch enough. I am so glad to see one of these crooks held accountable.
ReplyDeleteHe deserves to spend the rest of his natural life in jail.
ReplyDeleteHow the mighty do fall.........
ReplyDeleteI bet he treated families badly.
ReplyDeleteBy the look on his smug face, I am sure he's surprised as hell that he got caught. Thank you Columbus Dispatch.
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