Indiana man charged with forging Supreme Court chief justice's signature to quash his own case
Joshua M. Culver, also known as Maverick A. Young, was arrested in Colorado after a federal grand jury indicted him for impersonating federal officers and using a forged court document. Prosecutors allege he filed a fake Supreme Court dismissal order with a forged Chief Justice John Roberts signature and counterfeit seal in his Indiana criminal case. He also reportedly posed as an NSA agent to request a welfare check and location information about his daughter from a sheriff's office.
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