BOSTON — Federal prosecutors have charged a former software company employee from Maine with diverting more than $1 million in company funds to his own use.
Sixty-eight-year-old Joseph P. Boldiga of Eliot was charged today with three counts of mail fraud. Prosecutors allege that Boldiga carried out the fraud over more than a decade while he worked as a collections specialist for the former Iona Technologies Corp., based in Waltham, Mass. They allege he put payments collected for the company in his own bank account.
A message left today at a home telephone listing for Boldiga was not immediately returned.
The charges carry a possible 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine.
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