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Ex-Gulfstream Aerospace Exec Defrauded Company
Caukin knowingly approved fictitious business invoices to defraud the company out of millions of dollars.

On January 16, Marvin J. Caukin of Calabasas, Calif., pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge John F. Walter to a federal conspiracy charge of committing mail fraud. Caukin and his co-conspirators created fictitious business invoices and submitted them to Gulfstream Aerospace, where Caukin would approve them in his capacity as the director of finance and accounting at the company's Long Beach facility, causing checks to be mailed to pay them. According to court records, beginning on or before 2001 and continuing through at least May 2013, there was an agreement between more than two people to commit mail fraud.


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