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Arash Missaghi evaded responsibility for failed cleanup at abandoned Ontario factory site

Summary by The Globe & Mail
The slain fraud suspect purchased Temiskaming Shores land with the promise to protect the town’s drinking water from hazardous chemicals, but instead was alleged to have committed multiple counts of fraud

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Arash Missaghi evaded responsibility for failed cleanup at abandoned Ontario factory site

The slain fraud suspect purchased Temiskaming Shores land with the promise to protect the town’s drinking water from hazardous chemicals, but instead was alleged to have committed multiple counts of fraud

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, December 31, 2024.
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