According to Zach Bissonnette of Wallet Pop, Lindsey Hunter was a partner to a company investigated by the FBI for mortgage fraud. No charges have been brought against Hunter, and he has maintained that he did not know about the wrongdoing.

Current Chicago Bulls point guard Lindsey Hunter was a partner in a company that was investigated by the FBI for mortgage fraud. He has not been charged with any crime, and his lawyers have maintained that he was a silent partner and was unaware of wrongdoing and terminated his involvement when he became aware of untrue representations.

It’d be interesting to hear more on this. I don’t think this is any big knock on Hunter, just sounds like he got involved with a shady financial company, which happens to lots of athletes. I highly doubt that Lindsey Hunter was doing any of the mortgage fraud. His part in the partnership was likely providing some money, and then he probably left it to those in the company to work their magic and make him some money.

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Tags: FBI, Lindsey Hunter, mortgage fraud, Wallet Pop, Zach Bissonnette

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