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Indiana legal secretary charged after three-year probe into forged court orders

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Heather Ann Textor, a legal secretary in Indiana, has been arrested following a lengthy three-year investigation. She is accused of forging court documents and diverting client money meant for legal fees. The probe began when a local resident submitted a fake expungement petition to state police. That led investigators to examine suspicious transactions that allegedly moved funds into Textor's personal accounts.

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