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Posted: 8:21 AM Jul 23, 2008
Insurance Agent Indicted
A Ft. Walton Beach insurance agent is now facing a federal fraud indictment. The U-S Attorney's office has charged 37-year-old Ashley Hunnicutt Barkocy with one count of insurance fraud and 23 counts of wire fraud.
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A Ft. Walton Beach insurance agent is now facing a federal fraud indictment. The U-S Attorney's office has charged 37-year-old Ashley Hunnicutt Barkocy with one count of insurance fraud and 23 counts of wire fraud.
Barkocy is a vice president of "John M. Hunnicutt Insurance & Investments.
Authorities say Barkocy sold insurance policies to condominium associations, but never gave them the insurance coverage. They say instead, she spent the money on the agency or herself.
This left many of the condominium clients without any coverage during the 2002-2006 time period.
Ironically a number of insurance industry publications praised Barkocy for the way she handled her clients claims during Hurricane Ivan in September 2004.
Her own office was destroyed by a tornado. But Barkocy apparently backed-up all of her insurance files and client information using several customer service software firms.
If convicted, Barkocy faces twenty years in prison for each wire fraud count and 10 years for insurance fraud. She also faces a 250-thousand dollar fine and restitution for each count .
Latest Comments
first off it isnt anyones busines to say what happend with my aunt and for you to judge anyone isnt right either by the way i worked there and nothing was done wrong and needless to say she wasnt charged and still owns the busines and works from home so pshhhh on you hatefull people to bad your praying didnt work....
ALL THE CHARGES AGAINST ASHLEY WERE DISMISSED BEFORE TRIAL! IT IS MY SINCERE WISH THAT ANY OF YOU NEVER HAVE TO GO THROUGH WHAT SHE WENT THROUGH.
Just Me: what was she doing? What can you share since you were working with her?
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