Date: 11-March-2012
A Colorado CEO is accused of luring foreigners to the United States to work for a nonexistent university and then stealing portions of their salaries after setting them up with other jobs in what the government has called an “elaborate scheme.”
Kizzy Kalu, 47, of Highlands Ranch, Colo., allegedly enticed foreign nurses to work as teachers at an Adam University in Denver, an institution that Kalu’s alleged accomplice, Philip Langerman, 77, of McDonough, Ga., made up, according to a federal indictment.
…Once they were in the United States, Kalu informed them that the aforementioned positions were no longer available, and put them to work at various long-term care facilities, the indictment states.
The facilities paid the foreign nationals’ salaries to Kalu’s company, but Kalu allegedly passed on only 65 percent of the wages to his employees, which was 50 percent of the salary originally promised to them by FHPG and less than 50 percent of what Adam University told the United States they would be paid, according to the indictment.
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