The FBI Detroit Field Office held a press conference on Thursday, August 13, 2026, to announce the addition of a fugitive to the FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudsters list. This announcement is part of an ongoing federal fraud investigation. The press conference was led by FBI Detroit Special Agent in Charge Jennifer Runyan and IRS Criminal Investigation Detroit Acting Special Agent in Charge Robert Kuszynski. The Most Wanted Fraudsters list is a recently established FBI initiative designed to publicize fugitives wanted in significant fraud-related cases and to seek public assistance in locating them. During the event, Runyan and Kuszynski provided information about the fugitive, the allegations in the federal indictment, efforts to locate the individual, and how members of the public can assist investigators. The FBI is urging anyone with information regarding the fugitive's whereabouts to come forward. The agency emphasized the importance of public cooperation in bringing individuals wanted for serious fraud crimes to justice. The fugitive remains at large, and their identity has not been fully detailed in the initial announcement, though the federal indictment outlines the specific allegations. Investigators are actively searching for the individual and are relying on tips from the community to aid in their capture. The FBI Detroit Field Office continues to prioritize this case as part of its broader efforts to combat financial crimes. The public is encouraged to review the details provided by the FBI and to report any suspicious activity or information that may lead to the fugitive's arrest. The FBI provides a tip line for individuals who wish to remain anonymous when sharing information. This case highlights the FBI's commitment to pursuing those who engage in fraudulent activities and to ensuring accountability for such crimes. The addition to the Most Wanted Fraudsters list serves as a critical tool in raising awareness and mobilizing public support in the search for the fugitive. The FBI Detroit Field Office remains the primary investigating agency for this matter.