John Ruffo Height, Weight, Net Worth, Age, Birthday, Wikipedia, Who, Nationality, Biography

John Ruffo is an American previous corporate chief, middle class criminal, and certainty man who was indicted in 1998 for duping more than 350 million dollars from various US and unfamiliar financial establishments.

The heist is broadly viewed as one of the most genuine instances of bank extortion in American history. From that point forward, he has been on the US Marshals 15 Most Wanted Fugitives list as a criminal from equity.

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John Ruffo is hitched to Linda Lausten, who was his secondary school darling. Discussing her total assets, it is as yet under privileged insights.

Linda’s total assets was totally cleaned for the pay of her significant other’s $10 million bails.

Born November 24, 1954 (age 66)

Brooklyn, New York City
Disappeared November 9, 1998 (aged 43)
JFK Airport, New York City
Status Missing for 22 years, 10 months and 27 days
Nationality American
Other names
  • Jack Nitz
  • Bruce Gregory
  • John Peters
  • Charles Sanders
Occupation Former business executive

There isn’t a lot of data accessible with regards to John Ruffo’s better half. Her calling, individual life, schooling family all are obscure.

Lauren communicated her mistrust with ABC News, that he was allowed to escape. She has consistently kept up with that she was uninformed of Ruffo’s offenses and that she has never been accused of any bad behavior regarding his heist or getaway. Lausten has remarried from that point forward.

The Marshals Service said in a news discharge that a tip came into specialists in September 2016 that Ruffo, presently 66, had been at a Boston Red Sox and LA Dodgers ball game in Los Angeles a month ahead.

He was affirmed to be sitting around four columns up from home plate wearing a blue shirt. The seat was distinguished as Section 1 Dugout Club, Row EE, Seat 10 by specialists.

A video cut from the game demonstrated the presence of a man coordinating with Ruffo’s depiction a few columns behind home plate. Ruffo hadn’t been seen starting around 1998, when he was spotted at an ATM in New York, as indicated by the Marshals Service.

Ruffo was indicted for a $350 million bank extortion plot in the last part of the 1990s and condemned to almost 18 years in jail.


Ruffo stayed free after his sentence by promising to go to government jail.

All things considered, he rented a vehicle, went to an ATM, and headed to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.

From that point forward, he’s been trapped in the breeze. Ruffo was most recently seen on observation film from the ATM he utilized on his course to the air terminal. The US

Marshals Service is presently distributing data with respect to his expected return in 2016, expressing that the public’s help is fundamental in capturing Ruffo.

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