Florida Fraudster Alexander Leszczynski Sentenced to 35 Years for Multiple Fraud Schemes and Murder-for-Hire Plot

Leszczynski Attempted to Steal Millions Through Fraudulent Schemes and Sought to Hire a Hitman to Kill Two Victims of His Deed Scheme

Alexander Leszczynski, a Florida man, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for a series of fraud schemes and a murder-for-hire plot.
Leszczynski attempted to steal millions through fraudulent schemes, including applying for Payroll Protection Plan loans for about $1.3 million using fake religious organizations.
He also attempted to deed himself properties around the country worth over $300 million. When the real owners tried to correct the fake deeds, Leszczynski harassed them with threatening letters, emails, and faxes.
While incarcerated at the Pinellas County Jail, Leszczynski sought to hire a hitman to kill two victims of his deed scheme. He was caught when the informant introduced him to an undercover agent.
Since pleading guilty, Leszczynski has written letters seeking others to come forward to take responsibility for his crimes, though the letters were intercepted by the U.S.