Conviction in Identity Theft Case Involving Stolen Identity

The individual referred to by prosecutors as “the Defendant” has been convicted of identity theft, specifically using stolen identification to unlawfully receive government benefits totaling nearly $284,000. The case involves the name Carlos Ramon Obregon.

United States District Court proceedings, dated August 26, 2026, revealed that on the federal court docket in Idaho, the defendant is listed as FNU LNU, signifying “First Name Unknown,” “Last Name Unknown.” The defendant asserts that his name is Carlos Ramon Obregon. However, this claim conflicts with the testimony provided by Carlos’s mother.

In her testimony, Carlos Ramon Obregon’s mother attested that her son, Carlos Ramon Obregon, died in 1977. He was killed in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles when he was just 14 years old. This evidence challenges the defendant’s identity and claims.