Escambia Pair Facing Federal Charges In Multi-Million Fraud Scheme
September 9, 2025
Federal charges have been filed against a pair of Escambia County residents in a multi-million fraud scheme.
Salvatore John Carpanzano, 66, and Heather Gayle Fisher, 54, have been indicted in federal court on charges related to a multi-year scheme to defraud victims out of millions of dollars.
They allegedly impersonated Fisher Investments and defrauded people into wiring them a total of more than $2.9 million.
They were charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
If convicted, Carpanzano and Fisher each face up to 50 year in federal prison. They are scheduled for trial on October 20.
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7 Responses to “Escambia Pair Facing Federal Charges In Multi-Million Fraud Scheme”



This has happen to me & my husband they will be punish for taken
money from hard earn money, you learn not to trust people like this.
People who fraudulently obtain other people’s hard earned savings have no conscience. If indicted, they deserve maximum punishment. Praying for a fair victim restitution in this case.
50 years in prison for stealing money?
People get less than that for murder! I just do not understand the law.
Remove the trash, but keep them removed.
Parasites!
Ha…Caught!!!! These kind of worthless people need to be in prison for the rest of their lives. Their sole purpose is to take from others. Pitiful!
Turn out the lights , the party is over .