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AO 91 - Criminal Complaint

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2024-06-13

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A criminal complaint on Form AO 91 in United States of America v. Trevaughn Davorie Averitte, Case No. 2:24-mj-30228, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, sworn June 12, 2024 before Magistrate Judge Anthony P. Patti. The complaint charges aggravated identity theft and possession of 15 or more access devices under 18 U.S.C. §§ 1028A, 1029(a)(3), bank fraud under 18 U.S.C. § 1344 and wire fraud under 18 U.S.C. § 1343. The supporting affidavit of an FBI special agent alleges that the defendant bought stolen user credentials on the Genesis Market, created fraudulent identities and bank accounts, and obtained pandemic assistance totaling $588,481. It describes Genesis Market account records, cryptocurrency deposits, IP address evidence, a search warrant executed April 4, 2023, and unemployment insurance claims tied to one mailing address.

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Case 2:24-mj-30228-DUTY ECF Na Jy,PagelDad, Filed 06/12/24 ~Page 4. 9539 556-9144
AO 91 (Rev. 11/11) Criminal Complaint Special Agent: Michael Bertrand, FBI Telephone: (313) 802-2688

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

for the

Eastern District of Michigan

United States of America
v. Case: 2:24—mj—30228

Trevaughn Davorie Averitte Case No. Signed To : Unassigned
‘ Assign. Date : 6/13/2024

Description: COMP USA V. SEALED
MATTER (KB)

CRIMINAL COMPLAINT

I, the complainant in this case, state that the following is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

On or about the date(s) of July 2019 through April 2023 in the county of _Macomb and elsewhere in the
Eastern District of Michigan , the defendant(s) violated:
Code Section Offense Description
18 U.S.C. §§ 1028A, 1029(a)(3) Aggravated Identity Theft, possession of 15 or more access devices
18 U.S.C. § 1344 Bank fraud
18 U.S.C. § 1343 Wire fraud

This criminal complaint is based on these facts:
see attached affidavit.

Continued on the attached sheet.

Complainant’s signature

Michael Bertrand, Special Agent (FBI)

Printed name and title

Sworn to before me and signed in my presence

and/or by reliable electronic means. a Cc P >

Date: _ June 12, 2024 Judge’s signature

City and state: Detroit, Michigan Hon. Anthony P. Patti, United States Magistrate Judge

Printed name and title
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          AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
      I, Michael Bertrand, being first duly sworn, hereby depose and state as

follows:

              INTRODUCTION AND AGENT BACKGROUND

      1.     I make this affidavit in support of an application for issuance of a

criminal complaint and arrest warrant for TREVAUGHN DAVORIE AVERITTE

(DOB XX/XX/1993).

      2.     I am a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”)

and have been so since 2022. I am currently assigned to the FBI’s Detroit Cyber

Division. My current duties concern investigating crimes involving computer

fraud, wire fraud, identity theft, money laundering, and conspiracies to commit

those crimes. I have a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Philosophy, a Master’s Degree in

Philosophy, a Doctoral Degree in Philosophy and approximately ten years of

professional experience as a university philosophy professor. Additionally, I have

received specialized training in the FBI relevant to the investigation of computer-

related crimes.

      3.     This affidavit is based upon information supplied to me by other law

enforcement officers, including other Special Agents employed by the FBI and

Special Agents from the Department of Labor – Office of Inspector General. It is

also based upon my personal involvement in this investigation and on my training

and experience. In submitting this affidavit, I have not included every fact known to
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me about the investigation, but instead have included only those facts that I believe
are sufficient to establish probable cause to support this application for issuance of
an arrest warrant.

4. Based on my training, experience, and the facts as set forth in this
affidavit, there is probable cause to believe that violations of 18 U.S.C. §§ 1028A
(Aggravated Identity Theft); 1029(a)(3) (possession of 15 or more access devices);
1344 (Bank Fraud), and 1343 (wire fraud), have been committed by TREVAUGHN
DAVORIE AVERITTE.

5. The criminal activity alleged involves AVERITTE (1) purchasing user
credentials sold on the cybercriminal marketplace Genesis market, (2) creating and
using fraudulent identities and bank accounts, and (3) fraudulently obtaining
pandemic assistance totaling $588,481.

BACKGROUND CONCERNING GENESIS MARKET

6. Since August 2018, the FBI has been investigating an illicit online

marketplace named Genesis Market.' Genesis Market was primarily hosted at the

'On April 4, 2023, the FBI and its partners dismantled Genesis Market and
arrested many of its users around the world. See Department of Justice Office of
Public Affairs, Criminal Marketplace Disrupted in International Cyber
Operation,” April 5, 2023, available at www.justice.gov/opa/pr/criminal-
marketplace-disrupted-international-cyber-operation/ (last visited 4/5/2023).
Genesis Market has since resumed operation.

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internet domain “genesis.market.’” Genesis Market’s operators compiled stolen
data (e.g., computer and mobile device identifiers, email addresses, usernames, and
passwords) from malware-infected* computers around the globe and packaged it
for sale.*

7. The packages advertised for sale on Genesis Market vary by price and
many packages are available for around $10 to $20 per package. Many packages

included a fingerprint for the victim computer, that is, a group of identifiers that

2 A domain name is a way to identify computers on the internet, using a series of
characters that correspond with a particular IP address. Genesis Market was also
associated with certain backup domains in case the primary domain is shut down or
taken offline for any reason. Those backup domains included the website
“o93n3sis.org,” as well as the TOR domain
“genesiswiwn7p7|mbvimup7v767e64rcwb6o03kfcnobu3nxisteprx2qd.onion.” TOR
is short for “The Onion Router” and is free, publicly available software for
enabling anonymous communication over the internet. The TOR software is
designed to enhance users’ privacy online by bouncing their communications
around a distributed network of relay computers run by volunteers around the
world, thereby masking the user's actual IP address, which could otherwise be used
to identify a user.

3 Malware, or malicious software, refers to any piece of software that is written to
damage and/or steal data from an internet connected device. Viruses, trojans,
spyware, and ransomware are all different types of malware.

* Genesis Market referred to these packages of stolen data as “bots” on their site;
however, typically, an internet bot refers to a piece of software that runs automated
tasks over the internet. Since Genesis Market’s use of the word “bot” strays from
the normal meaning, the term “package” is used throughout this request.
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third-party applications or websites use to identify a computer or device. These

fingerprints allow the applications or websites to confirm that the device is a

trusted source. In situations where a fingerprint was associated with a package,

Genesis Market provided the purchaser with a proprietary “Genesium” web

browser or proprietary plugin (i.e., an internet browser extension that provides

additional functionality). This proprietary browser or plugin amplifies that

purchaser’s ability to control and access the package’s data and masquerade as the

victim device.

      8.     Genesis Market users may search packages based on areas of interest

(e.g., banking information, social media accounts, etc.), country of origin, price,

and the date of infection (i.e., the date the victim device was infected with

malware)

      9.     When a user purchases a package, the user receives access to all the

identifiers associated with the package, including, but not necessarily limited to,

device information, such as operating system, IP address, keyboard language, and

time zone information, as well as access credentials, such as usernames and

passwords, for compromised accounts.

      10.    In December 2020 and then again in May 2022, law enforcement, via

mutual legal assistance request and in coordination with authorities in another

country, obtained a forensic image of a server that contained the Genesis Market


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database. The database included, among other things, Genesis Market’s
administrator logs; user logs; lists of all packages sold on the marketplace; payment
transaction logs; malware used by Genesis Market administrators; and other pieces
of information related to the market, including information from more than 55,000

Genesis Market user accounts.

AVERITTE’S ACTIVITY ON GENESIS MARKET

11. The Genesis Market data showed a Genesis user with login name
“BJdj2158” (hereafter BJDJ) created a Genesis Market account on July 23, 2019
and provided email address nvvolen@gmail.com. Between July 2019 and
September 2021, BJDJ conducted 608 searches for packages of stolen data. BJDJ
searched primarily for telecommunications and bank account information from
victims located in the United States. On 25 occasions between July 2019 and
August 2021, BJDJ purchased a total of 2,572 stolen credentials collected in 28
packages, each package representing a compromised victim computer.> 11 of 28
packages purchased by BJDJ contained user credentials for accessing banks or

consumer credit information.

> The smallest package purchased by BJDJ contained only 2 credentials, while the
largest contained 1085. The average number of credentials in a package purchased
by BJDJ was 90. In many cases, a package contained multiple credentials for the
same website or resource, compromised at different times or saved in different
locations.
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12. On 43 occasions between July 2019 and August 2021, BJDJ
downloaded fingerprints associated with packages they purchased. On 13
occasions between July 2020 and October 2021, BJDJ downloaded the Genesis
Market proprietary plugin or proprietary “Genesium” browser used for
masquerading as a victim device. Finally, on 13 occasions between December
2020 and October 2021, BJDJ downloaded a device fingerprint into the Genesis
Market plugin or Genesium browser.

13. Genesis Market offered purchasers the opportunity to provide
feedback concerning the quality of purchased packages, presumably after their use.
Purchasers who offered this feedback received a credit of 5% of the purchase price
of the package reviewed. Between July 2019 and August 2021, BJDJ provided 14
reviews of purchased packages.

14. Purchases made through Genesis Market are conducted using virtual
currency, such as bitcoin.® Before a purchase can be made, the user must first
deposit a sum of virtual currency into their Genesis Market account. Between July

2019 and October 2021, BJDJ made eight bitcoin deposits to Genesis Market

° Virtual currencies are digital tokens of value circulated over the internet as
substitutes for traditional fiat currency. Virtual currencies are not issued by any
government or bank like traditional fiat currencies such as the U.S. dollar, but
rather are generated and controlled through computer software. Bitcoin is currently
the most well-known virtual currency in use.

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totaling $262.13. Of these eight deposits, three deposits totaling $152.97 were

made with funds from bitcoin addresses held by cryptocurrency exchange

Coinbase.

      15.      Coinbase deposits to BJDJ’s Genesis Market account were sent from

bitcoin addresses owned by a Coinbase user providing the name and address

TREVAUGHN AVERITTE of 28XXX Flanders Ave., Warren, MI 48088

(28XXX Flanders Ave.) and email address averittetrevaughn@yahoo.com.

AVERITTE is the sole named user associated with the Coinbase account registered

to him.

      16.      Of the remaining five bitcoin payments BJDJ made to Genesis Market

between July 2019 and October 2021

            a. Two deposits totaling $26.40 made with funds from bitcoin by a

               SquareUp user providing the name and address AVERITTE of

               28XXX Flanders Ave. and email address

               averittetrevaughn@yahoo.com. AVERITTE is the sole named user

               associated with this SquareUp account.




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b. One deposit totaling $53.32 made with bitcoin sent from the account
of a SquareUp user who provided the name CA.’ CA is known to law
enforcement as a close associate of AVERITTE.

c. One deposit totaling $24.97 made with bitcoin sent from the account
of a SquareUp user who provided the name KR. KR is known to law
enforcement as a close associate of AVERITTE.

d. A final deposit of $8.11 funded from a cryptocurrency address not
associated with any custodial cryptocurrency wallet.®

17. Genesis Market logs the IP addresses of its users when they perform
actions like logging in to user profiles. Genesis Market login history shows that the
BJDJ Genesis Account was accessed from IP address 74.199.2.222° on 66
occasions between July 23, 2019 and October 16, 2019. On three occasions

between July and August 2019, the BJDJ Genesis account was accessed from IP

’ True names of real people are abbreviated with initials. Wholly synthetic
identities are listed in full.

8 While some cryptocurrency addresses are collected in wallets in the custody of
cryptocurrency exchanges like Coinbase, others are held in so called non-custodial
wallets exclusively controlled by their end users. Addresses in non-custodial
wallets may be stored in various ways including with paper and pencil or on single
purpose hardware devices.

’ An IP address is a numeric identifier assigned to devices communicating over the
internet.
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address 74.199.2.222 just prior to the purchase of packages of stolen credentials.

This same IP address was used to access AVERITTE’s abovementioned SquareUp

account just prior to BJDJ accessing Genesis Market.

        18.     On two occasions between August and November 2020, Genesis

Market login history shows that the BJDJ Genesis Account was accessed from IP

address 67.149.155.35. On August 6, 2020, the BJDJ Genesis account was

accessed from IP address 67.149.155.35 just prior to the purchase of packages of

stolen credentials. The day prior, on August 5, 2020, a device assigned IP address

67.149.155.35 logged into AVERITTE’s Coinbase Account. As described more

fully below, this same IP address was used to submit fraudulent EIDL loan

applications.

        19.     Between June 22, 2019 and October 4, 2019, IP address 74.199.2.222

was assigned to devices that accessed the internet via a cable modem installed at

the 28XXX Flanders Ave. This cable modem was installed on April 9, 2016 by

WOW! at 28XXX Flanders Ave. and leased to AA. A query of commercial

databases shows that AA is the mother of AVERITTE. Between July 16, 2020 and

December 14, 2020, IP address 67.149.155.35 was assigned to devices that

accessed the internet via a WOW! cable modem also leased to AA and installed at

28XXX Flanders Ave. between December 5, 2019 and December 16, 2020.




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        20.      On April 4, 2023, law enforcement officers executed a search warrant

at 28XXX Flanders Ave, the residence AVERITTE shares with AA. Pursuant to

this warrant, law enforcement officers seized electronic devices from

AVERITTE’s possession including a black gaming computer, a Lenovo T430S

laptop, a Lenovo T420 laptop, and four cellular phones.

        21.      Forensic examination of devices seized from AVERITTE’s

possession identified the following Genesis Market activity:

              a. Installation of the Genesis Market proprietary plugin and Genesis

                 Market “Genesium” browser;

              b. Visits to the domain “genesis.market” as well as visits to the search

                 page for Genesis Market together with searches for the terms “Credit

                 Karma,” “chase bank,” “capital one,” “experion,” “gmail,” “sprint,”

                 and “googlepay;”

              c. Visits to the purchase page belonging to Genesis Market;

              d. A desktop shortcut to genesis.market.

              e. Saved Chrome autofill value “BJdj2158” (the Genesis username

                 described above).

        22.      On April 4, 2023, FBI Agents interviewed AVERITTE, who made the

following claims:




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              a. AVERITTE was unemployed but owned a company in the hospitality

                industry with no other employees. AVERITTE had no other sources

                of income;

              b. AVERITTE was the sole user of his Coinbase account;

              c. AVERITTE created an account on Genesis Market and used that

                account to search for credentials including credit card accounts;

              d. AVERITTE used his Genesis Market account to buy stolen

                credentials using cryptocurrency;

              e. AVERITTE used stolen credentials purchased on Genesis Market to

                gain access to victim accounts.

     AVERITTE’S FRAUDULENT IDENTITIES AND BANK ACCOUNTS

        23.     Further review of physical and digital evidence seized from 28XXX

Flanders Ave. revealed additional criminal activity—including possession of

fraudulent identity documents, use of fraudulent bank accounts, and fraudulent

applications for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), Economic Injury Disaster

Loans (EIDL), and Pandemic Unemployment Insurance (UI) claims.

                             Fraudulent Identity Documents

        24.     The search of AVERITTE’s residence and electronic devices revealed

several fraudulent identities used by AVERITTE, all of which had their own false

identification and Social Security cards. In some cases, the false identification


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cards displayed AVERITTE’s own photo. The aliases below are a sample of these

fraudulent identities both possessed by AVERITTE and used to file fraudulent PPP

loan applications and UI claims. The driver’s licenses below were located and

seized at AVERITTE’s residence. In addition, images of fraudulent driver’s

licenses matching these aliases were discovered on AVERITTE’s phones:




                                    Otis TYMES
                                  DOB: 12-XX-1992
                                 SSN: XXX-XX-0255




                                    Troy TYMES
                                  DOB: 12-XX-1992
                                 SSN: XXX-XX-1314


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        25.   The following photographs of fraudulent identity documents are a

sample of those identified on AVERITTE’s electronic devices for which no

corresponding physical identifications were located. The aliases below were

possessed by AVERITTE and used to file fraudulent PPP loans and bank or credit

accounts under false names.




                                 Darnell TYMES
                                DOB: 12-XX-1992
                               SSN: XXX-XX-3244




                                    James TYMES
                                   DOB: 12-XX-1992
                                  SSN: XXX-XX-8724


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        26.      Forensic investigation of AVERITTE’s electronic devices also

identified the following:

              a. An image of a social security card with the name Tommie Huliano. This

                 identity was used in a fraudulent PPP loan application, more fully

                 described below;

              b. Saved login credentials for the email account belonging to

                 hulianotommie@gmail.com;

              c. Web browser history showing an email from authentication service

                 ID.me addressed to hulianotommie@gmail.com;

              d. A bank statement beginning February 1, 2020 from a Huntington Bank

                 account ending in 8234 (Huntington 8234) in the name Tommie

                 Huliano with address 28XXX Flanders Ave. As more fully described

                 below, Huntington 8234 received $17,290 in fraudulent PPP loans;

        27.      Photographs of additional identifying documents under approximately

19 additional names were also located on AVERITTE’s electronic devices.

                         Bank Accounts and Credit Applications

        28.      The search of AVERITTE’s residence and electronic devices revealed

bank accounts and credit applications submitted to FDIC insured financial

institutions by AVERITTE under various fraudulent identities, many of which used

the false names, identifications, and Social Security Numbers described above.


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Some of these bank accounts were subsequently used to receive the proceeds from

fraudulent PPP loans as more fully described below.

    ACCOUNT         ADDRESS BANK                  HQ           BANK          FUNDS
    HOLDER                                                     ACCOUNT       RECEIVED
    Otis Tymes      28XXX        Wells      San                Wells Fargo   None
                    Flanders     Fargo      Francisco,         8142          identified
                    Ave                     California
    Otis Tymes      28XXX        Huntington Columbus, Huntington             $20,588 in
                    Flanders     Bank       Ohio       4841                  fraudulent
                    Ave                                                      PPP loans
    Darnell         28XXX        Bank of          Charlotte,   BoA 4034      $40,520 in
    Tymes           Flanders     America          NC                         fraudulent
                    Ave                                                      PPP loans
    Troy Tymes      28XXX        Bank of          Charlotte,   BoA 4157      $20,588 in
                    Flanders     America          NC                         fraudulent
                    Ave                                                      PPP loans
    Tommie          28XXX        Huntington Columbus, Huntington             $17,290 in
    Huliano         Flanders     Bank       Ohio      8234                   fraudulent
                    Ave                                                      PPP loans


         29.     For each of the above accounts, the applicant provided a fraudulent

SSN, date of birth, and driver’s license number matching the fraudulent identity

documents discussed above. The signature cards for each account were submitted

via the internet to the bank in question, each of which is FDIC insured. None of the

above banks are headquartered in the Eastern District of Michigan.

                    AVERITTE’S PPP AND EIDL LOAN FRAUD

         30.     The following paragraphs describe Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)

loan fraud and Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) fraud identified in digital

and physical evidence seized from 28XXX Flanders Ave.
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        31.   AVERITTE engaged in a PPP and EIDL loan fraud scheme that

defrauded federal agencies and non-bank lenders of approximately $158,788 dollars

earmarked for Pandemic Assistance under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and

Economic Securities (CARES) Act. Specifically, AVERITTE applied for at least

seven fraudulent PPP loans and at least 25 fraudulent EIDL loan claims.

                     Background Concerning the CARES Act

        32.   Beginning in or about March 2020 and continuing through

approximately September 2021, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic

Securities (CARES) Act created federal programs that allowed for the significant

outlay of federal funds flowing to and through the states to offset the historic need

for aid to businesses and their employees in the face of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

        33.   The CARES Act provided authorization of up to $349 billion in

forgivable loans to small businesses for job retention and certain other expenses,

through a program referred to as the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). In or

around April 2020, Congress authorized over $300 billion in additional PPP funding.

        34.   To obtain a PPP loan, a business had to submit a PPP loan application

(SBA Form 2483), which was signed by an authorized representative of the business.

The PPP loan application required the business (through its authorized

representative) to acknowledge the program rules and to make certain affirmative

certifications regarding its eligibility. In the application, the small business’s


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authorized representative also had to provide, among other things, the business’s

average monthly payroll expenses and number of employees. These figures were

used to calculate the business’s eligibility and the amount of money it may receive

under the PPP. In addition, businesses applying for a PPP loan were required to

provide documentation showing their payroll expenses.

        35.      In the course of applying for a PPP loan, the applicant must certify

statements including the following:

              a. The applicant has read and understood SBA Application to include the

                 foregoing;

              b. All loan proceeds would be used only for business-related purposes as

                 specified in the loan application;

              c. The applicant is not engaged in any illegal activity;

              d. The applicant understands that knowingly making false statements in

                 order to obtain a PPP loan is fraud and in violation of federal law.

        36.      A PPP loan application would be processed by a participating lending

financial institution. If a PPP loan application was approved for funding by the

participating financial institution, that institution funded the PPP loan using its own

monies, which are 100% guaranteed by the SBA.

        37.      The PPP allowed the interest and principal on a PPP loan to be entirely

forgiven if the business spent the loan proceeds on these items within a designated


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period of time (usually within twenty-four weeks of receiving the proceeds) and used

at least 60% of the PPP loan proceeds for payroll expenses.

        38.   Another component of the CARES Act was the Small Business

Administration’s (SBA) Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs). The SBA

provided that, in response to COVID-19, EIDLs would provide economic relief to

small businesses and non-profit organizations that were experiencing a temporary

loss of revenue. EIDL proceeds could be used to cover a wide array of working

capital and normal operating expenses, such as continuation to health care benefits,

rent, utilities, and fixed debt payments. Initially, the EIDL program limited an

applicant to six months of economic injury with a maximum loan amount of

$150,000. Starting the week of April 6, 2021, the SBA raised the loan limit to 24

months of economic injury with a maximum loan amount of $500,000.

                      AVERITTE’s Fraudulent PPP Loans

        39.   Seven PPP loans totaling $138,788 were distributed to businesses

listing their address as 28XXX Flanders Ave. Of these seven PPP loans, two loans

totaling $39,802 were issued in AVERITTE’s name and five additional loans

totaling $98,986 were issued in the names of fraudulent identities created by

AVERITTE.




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        PPP loans in the Name of Trevaughn AVERITTE

        40.   On April 4, 2021, a PPP loan was filed via the internet using

AVERITTE’s name and Social Security Account Number (SSN), listing address

28XXX Flanders Ave. and email averittetrevaughn@yahoo.com. The claimant

certified that AVERITTE was a self-employed barber whose business is located at

28XXX Flanders Ave. No such business exists.

        41.   Attached electronically to the application was a photograph of

AVERITTE’s MI driver’s license and a bank statement from a Bank of America

account ending in 2929 (BoA 2929). Bank of America is insured by the FDIC.

Initials and an electronic signature purporting to be AVERITTE’s was affixed to the

loan application via the secure document signing service DocuSign. The claimant

directed funds to a Michigan First Credit Union account ending in 4770 (MFCU

4770). Michigan First Credit Union is insured by the NCUA.

        42.   On April 13, 2021, a $19,901 SBA loan ending in 8803 was issued to

AVERITTE from non-bank lender Fountainhead SBF LLC, headquartered in Lake

Mary, FL.

        43.   MFCU 4770 and BoA 2929 are held in the name of AVERITTE, listing

address 28XXX Flanders Ave.

        44.   On April 23, 2021, MFCU 4770 received a deposit of $19,901 from

Fountainhead SBF. These funds were transferred via interstate wires. In the month


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of April, MFCU 4770 also received $2,648 in Unemployment Insurance (UI)

benefits and $3,700 in Zelle transfers from Darnell Tymes, an alias used by

AVERITTE and discussed above.

        45.      On April 13, 2021, a second PPP loan application was filed via the

internet in the name, SSN, address, and email of AVERITTE. The claimant

requested an additional $19,901 PPP loan to be used for payroll expenses. The

claimant directed funds to a Bank of America account ending in 2929 (BoA 2929).

        46.      On May 27, 2021, a $19,901 SBA loan ending in 9003 was issued to

AVERITTE from non-bank lender B.S.D Capital, Inc, doing business as Lendistry

(Lendistry), headquartered in Brea, California. On June 2, 2021, an SBA loan ending

in 9003 was sold to non-bank lender Harvest SBF, LLC.

        47.      On June, 4, 2021, BoA 2929 received $19,901 from payee “Harvest

Small Bu” with the description “Lendistry.” Account history between May 27, 2021

and June 6, 2021 also showed:

              a. $13,000 in Zelle transfers from Darnell Tymes, a fraudulent identity

                 used by AVERITTE;

              b. $10,900 in Zelle transfers from Troy Tymes, a fraudulent identity used

                 by AVERITTE;

              c. $27,300 in cash withdrawals




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        PPP loans in the Name of Otis Tymes

        48.    On May 27, 2021, a PPP loan application was filed via the internet in

the name and SSN of Otis Tymes, a fraudulent identity utilized by AVERITTE. The

claimant      listed   address   28XXX    Flanders    Ave.   and    email   address

otistymes210@gmail.com. Otis Tymes’ application and supporting IRS form 1040

Schedule C was substantially similar to the documents submitted by AVERITTE,

listing the same occupation and gross revenue, and applying for $20,588 to be used

for payroll. Initials and an electronic signature purporting to be Otis Tymes were

affixed to the loan application via DocuSign. The claimant directed funds to a

Huntington Bank account ending in 5841 (Huntington 5841).

        49.    Forensic examination of AVERITTE’s electronic devices identified an

image of a MI driver’s license and social security card in the name of Otis Tymes,

as well as a completed IRS form 1040 Schedule C apparently matching the document

submitted to in Otis Tymes’ PPP loan Application.

        50.    On April 13, 2021, a $20,588 SBA loan ending in 9007 was issued from

non-bank lender Lendistry to Otis Tymes.

        51.    Huntington 5841 is held in the name of Otis Tymes, listing address

28XXX Flanders Ave.

        52.    On July 9, 2021, the account balance for Huntington 5841 was $15,539.

Over the course of several months, this account was depleted with a large number of


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cash withdrawals and purchase such that the ending balance on November 3, 2021

was $800.86. Between July and November 2021, only two deposits were made,

totaling $900.

        PPP loans in the Name of Darnell Tymes

        53.   On April 17, 2021, a PPP loan application was filed via the internet in

the name and SSN of Darnell Tymes, a fraudulent identity utilized by AVERITTE.

The claimant listed address 28XXX Flanders Ave. and email address

darnelltymes@gmail.com. Darnell Tymes’ application and supporting IRS form

1040 Schedule C and applying for $20,260 to be used for payroll.

        54.   In the IRS form 1040 Schedule C submitted in support of their PPP loan

application, the claimant listed Darnell Tymes’ address as XXX8 Stoepel, Detroit,

MI. AVERITTE’s Michigan Driver’s License records list XXX8 Stoepel as

AVERITTE’s home address. This address was also found as a saved autofill value

on AVERITTE’s electronic devices.

        55.   Additional “know your customer” information was provided by the

claimant including the following picture of a Michigan driver’s license and selfie.

AVERITTE’s driver’s license picture is included first for reference.




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        56.   The claimant directed funds to a Bank of America account ending in

4034 (BoA 4034).

        57.   On April 26, 2021, an SBA loan ending in 8810 was issued from non-

bank lender Benworth Capital Partners, headquartered in Coral Gables, Florida, to

Darnell Tymes for $20,260.

        58.   BoA 4034 is held in the name of Darnell Tymes, listing address 28XXX

Flanders Ave.

        59.   On April, 26, 2021, BoA 4034 received $20,260 from payee

“BENWORTH PPP2” with the description “PPP LOANS.” Prior to this deposit,

BoA 4034 had a balance of -$9.90. Between April 26, 2021 and May 6, 2021, nine

Zelle transfers were sent from this account to AVERITTE totaling $17,600. On May

3, 2021, an additional $2,400 in cash was withdrawn in $800 increments across three




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different transactions in three different locations in the Warren and Sterling Heights

Michigan areas.

        60.   Between April 11, 2023 and May 8, 2023, three notices were mailed to

Darnell Tymes at 28XXX Flanders Ave. notifying the borrower of non-payment of

the PPP loan.

        61.   On May 12, 2021, a second PPP loan application was filed via the

internet in the name and SSN of Darnell Tymes, again listing address 28XXX

Flanders Ave. The claimant estimated $97,250 in gross income and requested a

second PPP loan of $20,260.

        62.   The claimant again directed funds to a Bank of America account ending

in 4034 (BoA 4034).

        63.   On May 27, 2021, an SBA loan ending in 8906 was issued to Darnell

Tymes from non-bank lender Benworth Capital Partners.

        64.   BoA 4034 is held in the name of Darnell Tymes, listing address 28XXX

Flanders Ave.

        65.   On May, 26, 2021, BoA 4034 received $20,260 from payee “BEN CAP

PP2” with the description “PPP LOANS.” Prior to this deposit, BoA 4034 had a

balance of $76.03. Between May 20 and June 7, 2021, seven Zelle transfers were

sent from this account to AVERITTE totaling $10,100 and one Zelle transfer of

$5.00 was sent to Otis Tymes.


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        66.    Between May 28, 2021 and June 7, 2021, an additional $9,000 in cash

was withdrawn in $1,000 increments across nine different transactions in different

locations in the Warren and Sterling Heights Michigan areas. Of these, four

transactions occurred on the same day.

        67.    On July 12, 2023, the Small Business Administration agreed to

purchase SBA loan ending in 8906 from Benworth Capital after non-payment from

Darnell Tymes. According to this purchase agreement, SBA loan ending in 8906

was in default as of September 26, 2022.

        PPP loans in the Name of Troy Tymes

        68.    On April 23, 2021, a PPP loan application was filed via the internet in

the name and SSN of Troy Tymes, a fraudulent identity utilized by AVERITTE. The

claimant      listed   address   28XXX     Flanders    Ave.    and   email    address

troytymes@gmail.com. Troy Tymes’s application and supporting IRS form 1040

Schedule C, applying for $20,588 to be used for payroll. The claimant also provided

the following picture of a Michigan driver’s license and selfie:




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        69.   Forensic examination of electronic devices seized from AVERITTE’s

residence identified a photograph of a Michigan driver’s license resembling the one

above as well as a completed IRS form 1040 Schedule C in the name of Troy Tymes.

        70.   The claimant directed funds to a Bank of America account ending in

4157 (BoA 4157).


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        71.   On May 27, 2021, an SBA loan ending in 8900 was issued from non-

bank lender Benworth Capital Partners to Troy Tymes for $20,588.

        72.   BoA 4157 is held in the name of Troy Tymes, listing address 28XXX

Flanders Ave.

        73.   On May, 26, 2021, BoA 4157 received $20,588 from payee

“BENWORTH PPP2” with the description “PPP LOANS.” Prior to this deposit,

BoA 4157 had a balance of -$14.85. Between May 27, 2021 and June 7, 2021, five

Zelle transfers were sent from this account to AVERITTE totaling $10,900. Between

May 28, 2021 and June 7, 2021, an additional $9,010 in cash was withdrawn in

$1,000 increments across nine different transactions.

        74.   On July 12, 2023, the Small Business Administration agreed to

purchase SBA loan ending in 8900 based on the Benworth Capital after non-payment

from Troy Tymes.

        PPP loans in the Name of Tommie Huliano

        75.   On April 25, 2021, a PPP loan application was filed via the internet in

the name and SSN of Tommie Huliano, a fraudulent identity utilized by AVERITTE.

The claimant listed address 28XXX Flanders Ave. and email address

hulianotommie@gmail.com. Huliano’s application and supporting IRS form 1040

Schedule C claimed $83,000 in gross income from a sales business located at

28XXX Flanders Ave. and applied for $17,290 for payroll, rent, and utilities.


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76. The claimant directed funds to Huntington 8234 (as previously
described, login credentials and a bank statement for this account were located on
AVERITTE’s electronic devices). Huntington 8234 is held in the name of Tommie
Huliano, listing address 28X XX Flanders Ave.

77. On May 27, 2021, an SBA loan ending in 8905 was issued from non-
bank lender Prestamos CDFI, LLC to Tommie Huliano for $17,290.

78. On June, 2, 2021, Huntington 8234 received $17,290 from payee
“PRESTAMOSCDFIPPPFUNDING.”

79. On November 2, 2021, a PPP loan forgiveness application was
submitted to the Small Business Administration for the amount of $17,290. On
November 9, 2021, the Small Business Administration agreed to forgive the full
balance of this loan.

AVERITTE’s Fraudulent EIDL loans

80. 24 unsuccessful EIDL loan applications were submitted from devices
using IP addresses also seen accessing AVERITTE’s bank accounts and loan
applications.

81. On August 2, 2020, a successful EIDL application ending in 2362 was
submitted via the internet from IP address 67.149.155.35 in the name JR. As
described above, this same IP address was leased to AA of 28XXX Flanders and

accessed AVERITTE’s Genesis Market and Coinbase accounts.

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        82.    On August 3, 2020, $20,000 was dispersed to a BancCorp account in

the name of JR. BancCorp is FDIC insured. In light of AVERITTE’s prolific use of

fraudulent identities, it is likely that AVERITTE was the ultimate beneficiary of the

EIDL application ending in 2362.

              AVERITTE’S UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE FRAUD

        83.    A search of AVERITTE’s electronic devices yielded evidence of

Pandemic Unemployment Insurance (UI) fraud.

                 Background Concerning Unemployment Insurance

        84.    The Social Security Act of 1935 initiated the federal and state

Unemployment Insurance (UI) system. The system provides benefits to individuals

who are unemployed for reasons beyond their control. In the State of Michigan, the

UI system is administered by the Unemployment Insurance Agency, which is part

of the State of Michigan’s Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity.

        85.    State unemployment systems and benefits are joint state and federal

enterprises largely financed by taxes on private employers located in that state. In

2020 and 2021, the federal government provided significant supplemental benefits

to the states as a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Beginning in or about March

2020 and continuing through September 4, 2021, the Families First Coronavirus

Response Act; Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act; and the

American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 created federal programs that allowed for the


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significant outlay of federal funds flowing to and through the states to offset the

historic need for unemployment benefits by the American workforce, including in

the State of Michigan and in the Eastern District of Michigan. Collectively, these

benefits are often referred to as Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.

        86.   Normally (in the absence of fraud), an unemployed worker initiates a

UI claim. This can be accomplished by submitting a claim in person, over the

telephone, or via the internet. Currently, most UI claims are filed online via the

internet through the Unemployment Insurance Agency’s website. To be eligible for

UI benefits, the worker must demonstrate a certain level of earnings in several

quarters immediately preceding the application. The amount of benefits that an UI

claimant might be eligible for depends on a variety of factors, including but not

limited to the length of his or her previous employment and the amount of wages he

or she earned.

        87.   When an individual files a claim, he or she is required to provide his or

her residential address, as well as a form of official identification, such as a driver’s

license or government-issued identification card.

        88.   In the State of Michigan, the Unemployment Insurance system is

administered by the Unemployment Insurance Agency (MUIA), which is part of the

State of Michigan’s Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity. In the State

of California, the UI system is administered by the Employment Development


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Department (EDD). These State Workforce Agencies (SWAs) will either approve or

reject a UI claim based on the application made by the unemployed worker. If the

SWA approves a UI claim, the claimant is required to re-certify the claim via

telephone or internet at various times during the life of the claim. The worker must

also certify that he or she is still unemployed and actively seeking work.

        89.   One way in which unemployment benefits are provided to a claimant is

with a debit card, issued by the Bank of America (BoA), which is mailed to the

claimant through the U.S. Postal Service. The agency places money on the card

through an electronic transfer. Alternatively, a claimant can provide the state

Unemployment Insurance Agency with a bank routing number and bank account

number so his or her UI benefits can be transferred via electronic funds transfers

(EFTs) into his or her bank account. These EFTs originate from one or more

accounts maintained by MUIA, or EDD at Bank of America, N.A., which is a

subsidiary of Bank of America Corporation, a bank holding and financial holding

company headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. All EFTs of UI benefits to

Michigan Unemployment Insurance claimants, whether via a BoA-provided debit

card or via a claimant-provided bank account, involve the transmission of electronic

signals through one of BoA’s two data centers, which are located in Virginia and

Colorado, and from those data centers to banks located in Michigan. These EFTs

therefore constitute interstate wire communications.


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                             AVERITTE’s Fraudulent UI Claims

        90.     AVERITTE engaged in an UI fraud scheme that defrauded multiple

states of approximately $429,693 dollars that was earmarked for Pandemic

Unemployment Assistance. AVERITTE is associated with over 50 suspected

fraudulent UI claims, a large portion of which were filed using his own residential

mailing address, 28XXX Flanders Ave.

        UI Claim in Name of Trevaughn AVERITTE

        91.     On August 25, 2021, a California UI claim was filed in the name, SSN,

and DOB of AVERITTE. The address listed by the claimant was “28XXX Flanders

Ave.”         The      email      address    listed         by      the    claimant     as

“AVERITTETREVAUGHN@yahoo.com” The phone number listed by the

claimant was “586-XXX-9010.” According to law enforcement databases, there is

no record of AVERITTE having ever lived or worked in the State of California.

        UI Claims in Name of Otis Tymes, Darnell Tymes, and Troy Tymes

        92.     The following UI claims were filed in the names, dates of birth, and

SSN’s of false identities used by AVERITTE as described above:

    NAME      ADDRESS         EMAIL                   SSN        PHONE    STATE   DATE
                                                                          FILED   FILED
    Otis      28XXX           OTISTYMES210@gmail XXX             248-     MI      May 26,
    Tymes     Flanders Ave    .com               -XX-            XXX-             2020
                                                 0255            2575
    Otis      28XXX           OTISTYMES210@gmail XXX             248-     PA      May 30,
    Tymes     Flanders Ave    .com               -XX-            XXX-             2020
                                                 0255            2575


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    Otis      28XXX          OTISTYMES210@gmail XXX    248-    LA      June 18,
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   .com               -XX-   XXX-            2020
                                                0255   2575
    Otis      28XXX          CRYAN2159@GMAIL. XXX      248-    CA      July 22,
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   COM                -XX-   XXX-            2020
                                                0255   2575
    Otis      28XXX                             XXX    248-    CA      August 7,
    Tymes     Flanders Ave                      -XX-   XXX-            2020
                                                6648   2575
    Otis      28XXX          OTISTYMES210@gmail XXX    248-    MT      August
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   .com               -XX-   XXX-            12, 2020
                                                0255   2575
    Otis      28XXX          OTISTYMES210@gmail XXX    248-    Guam    August
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   .com               -XX-   XXX-            13, 2020
                                                0255   2575
    Otis      28XXX          OTISTYMES210@gmail XXX    248-    WV      October
    TYMES     Flanders Ave   .com               -XX-   XXX-            16, 2020
                                                0255   2575
    Otis      28XXX          OTISTYMES210@gmail XXX    248-    CA      August
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   .com               -XX-   XXX-            25, 2021
                                                6648   2575
    Darnell   28XXX                             XXX    586-    CT      July 6,
    Tymes     Flanders Ave                      -XX-   XXX-            2020
                                                3244   8808
    Darnell   28XXX          DARNELLTYMES@gm XXX       586-    MT      August
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   ail.com            -XX-   XXX-            12, 2020
                                                3244   8808
    Darnell   28XXX          DARNELLTYMES@gm XXX       586-    PA      October
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   ail.com            -XX-   XXX-            8, 2020
                                                3244   8808
    Troy      28XXX                             XXX            CT      June 29,
    Tymes     Flanders Ave                      -XX-                   2020
                                                1314
    Troy      28XXX          TROYTYMES@gmail.c XXX             CA      August
    Tymes     Flanders Ave   om                 -XX-                   24, 2020
                                                1314




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                 Additional UI Claims Associated with AVERITTE

        UI Claim in Name of J.W.

        93.   On August 25, 2020, a California UI claim was filed in the name,

SSN, and DOB of J.W., a real person. The email address listed by the claimant was

“J****2101@protonmail.com.” The address listed by the claimant was “28XXX

Flanders Ave.”

        94.   On or around August 27, 2020, a BoA UI debit card ending in 6611 in

J.W.’s name was mailed, via USPS, to 28XXX Flanders Ave.” On August 28,

2020, $19,880 was deposited into the debit account, established by the California

EDD, in J.W.’s name.

        95.   A search of AVERITTE’s cellular devices revealed a stored

screenshot image dated September 5, 2020 of a California EDD BoA debit card

account in J.W.’s name. The email address on the account is listed as

“J****2101@protonmail.com.”

        96.   BoA provided ATM surveillance footage of withdrawals made from the

UI debit account set up in J.W.’s name on September 20, 2020 and September 24,

2020 in the Eastern District of Michigan. Based on a review of the ATM surveillance

images, agents concluded that the individual in the ATM surveillance footage is

AVERITTE. The image below shows AVERITTE making the withdrawal on

September 20, 2020.


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        97.   On December 18, 2023, agents interviewed J.W. via phone. J.W. stated

that s/he did not file a UI claim in California, had not received any UI benefits, and

did not give permission to anyone to file a UI claim on her/his behalf.

        UI Claim in Name of J.K.

        98.   On January 11, 2021, a New York UI claim was filed in the name,

SSN, and DOB of J.K., a real person. The email address listed by the claimant was

“J*******K***210@gmail.com.” The address listed by the claimant was “3XX E

56th St. New York, NY 10022.” The phone number listed by the claimant was

“586-XXX-7416.” The direct deposit bank account information provided by the

claimant was for an account ending in #1245 at Green Dot Bank.



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        99.   Records provided by Green Dot Bank revealed that account ending in

#1245 belongs to AVERITTE’s aliases, Otis Tymes and Troy Tymes. The address

registered on the account is 28XXX Flanders Ave.

        100. From January 14, 2021 to August 26, 2021, account number #1245

received 68 UI deposits from the State of New York in J.K.’s name for a total of

$27,240.

        101. On January 2, 2024, agents interviewed J.K. via phone. J.K. stated that

s/he did not file a UI claim in New York, had not received any UI benefits, and did

not give permission to anyone to file a UI claim on her/his behalf.

        28XXX Flanders Ave. Fraud Indicators

        102. A DOL-OIG database query also revealed that 28XXX Flanders Ave.,

was listed as the mailing address on approximately 50 UI claims, including the 15

claims listed above in AVERITTE’s own name and those of his aliases, filed in 12

separate states to include: one claim in Arizona, 30 claims in California, two claims

in Connecticut, one claim in Guam, one claim in Louisiana, five claims in Michigan,

two claims in Montana, one claim in Nevada, three claims in New York, two claims

in Pennsylvania, one claim in Texas, and one claim in West Virginia. Searches in

law enforcement databases reveal that most of the SSNs associated with these claims

match the names of the purported claimants, thus they appear to be real people whose

identities have been compromised.


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        103. Approximately $400,845 in UI benefits was disbursed to claims that

listed “28XXX Flanders Ave.” as the claimant’s address.

                                     CONCLUSION

        104. Based on the forgoing, there is probable cause to believe that

Trevaughn AVERITTE has committed violations of 18 U.S.C. §§ 1028A

(Aggravated Identity Theft); 1029(a)(3) (possession of 15 or more access devices);

1344 (Bank Fraud), and 1343 (wire fraud).



                                           Respectfully submitted,


                                           Special Agent Michael Bertrand
                                           FBI


Sworn to before me and signed in my
presence and/or by reliable electronic means.




____________________________________
Hon. Anthony P. Patti
United States Magistrate Judge


Dated: June 12, 2024




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