The FBI has issued a seizure warrant for the Templeton home of James “Jay” Hurst Miller, president of the now-shuttered Hurst Financial, based in Atascadero, according to The Tribune.
The FBI is trying to track down more than $200,000 in proceeds from the sale of their house after allegations against the family’s trust that include racketeering, money laundering and interstate wire fraud, according to the warrant document.
Miller and his wife, Laurel Miller, planned to sell their home for $1.3 million, the newspaper reported.
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