Newly Created FBI Most Wanted Fraudster List Includes Man From Idaho

The FBI has created a new list of the most wanted criminals, with a focus on fraudsters. The FBI's Most Wanted Fraudsters is a list of eight criminals wanted for money laundering and other financial crimes totaling around $2 Billion.

The list includes a man from Idaho who has been featured on other most wanted lists, including the FBI Most Wanted for White Collar Crimes. The list was created less than a week ago and one of the fraudsters is already in FBI custody. Keep reading for more details on the Idaho criminal and the new FBI Most Wanted Fraudsters list.

Idaho Man Who Stole More Than $7 Million Included in New FBI Most Wanted List

We’ve written about Rodney Dean Allen before and his alleged wire fraud crimes. He’s been missing since 2017 after tricking people into investing in his Idaho-based company, KA Investments, LLC. Authorities believe he defrauded his clients out of $7.3 Million between 2016 and 2017 with ‘false pretenses and promises, and misappropriating their money.’

In 2025, the FBI began offering a reward of $10,000 for information that leads to his arrest, and that reward has been bumped up to $150,000. He’s featured as the first criminal in the FBI publicity poster.

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The new most wanted fraudster list was created on June 4, 2026, to identify individuals charged with defrauding Americans. A press release from D.C. goes into detail about how fraud affects people. An estimated ‘tens of billions of dollars every year’ are stolen from the American people by fraudsters.

The list currently highlights eight people, six men and two women, and in less than a week, one of the fraudsters turned himself in. Said Abdullahi Ereg surrendered himself to the FBI according to a government press release.