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Four executives of Vancouver-based payment processor PacNet were charged Thursday in the U.S. with mail fraud and money laundering over their alleged role in worldwide direct-mailing scams.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced the criminal charges in the District of Nevada against Rosanne Day, 51, a Vancouver resident; Robert Paul Davis, 63; Genevieve Renee Frappier, 49; and Miles Kelly, 55.

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Day and David were part-owners and the top managers of PacNet Services Ltd. Frappier was in charge of PacNet’s marketing and client services departments, and Kelly oversaw PacNet’s compliance department, according to the indictment.

Each were charged with one count of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering, and multiple counts of mail fraud and wire fraud.

“The defendants are charged with enriching themselves by helping fraudsters who took money from elderly and otherwise vulnerable victims,” said Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt for the Department of Justice’s civil division, in announcing the charges.