The person at the center of this case
Multiple distressed homeowners in Oahu, Hawaii
Cold Case · Open - Fugitive at Large
16 years waiting · since 2010
JOHN MICHAEL DIMITRION
Justice for Multiple distressed homeowners in Oahu, Hawaii — the trail went cold in 2010, but the truth hasn't.
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suspect
Lead #1Where has John Dimitrion been hiding since July 2010, given his expensive lifestyle preferences and need for high-end goods?
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vehicle
Lead #2What vehicles has Dimitrion been driving or acquiring since his disappearance, given his known enthusiasm for sports cars?
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contact
Lead #3Has Dimitrion maintained contact with his wife Julieanne or other associates who could facilitate his continued evasion?
John Michael Dimitrion and his wife Julieanne were indicted in 2009 for operating a mortgage fraud scheme that defrauded multiple Hawaiian families out of their homes, convincing distressed homeowners to sell their properties under false promises of financial improvement. Both pleaded guilty in April 2009, but John failed to appear for sentencing in Honolulu on July 6, 2010, triggering a federal arrest warrant for failure to appear. He remains a fugitive with a known preference for high-end vehicles, jewelry, and electronics, last spotted in the Mililani area of Oahu.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) / United States District Court, District of Hawaii
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location
Lead #4Why was Mililani the last known location, and does Dimitrion have property, family, or business connections there?
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evidence
Lead #5What financial records or asset transfers occurred between the guilty plea in April 2009 and the missed sentencing in July 2010?
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Failure to Appear (Mortgage Fraud) Caution: John Dimitrion and his wife, Julieanne , were indicted in February of 2009 for mortgage fraud. In April of 2009, they pled guilty to operating a fraud scheme in which they used their companies to convince distressed homeowners to relinquish their homes with the premise of improving the victims' financial position.
They promised to invest the proceeds of the home sales, but instead the Dimitrions used the victims' money to fund their own lavish lifestyles. As a result, multiple families in Oahu, Hawaii, lost their homes.
The Dimitrions were scheduled to be sentenced in the United States District Court in Honolulu, Hawaii, on July 6, 2010, but failed to appear at the sentencing. A federal arrest warrant for failure to appear was then issued for each of them.
Remarks: The Dimitrions were last known to be in the Mililani area of Oahu, Hawaii. John Dimitrion has expensive tastes in sports cars, clothing and jewelry.
He is an enthusiast for high-end personal electronics and has a large collection of Airsoft replica firearms.
Timeline of Events
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2009-02-01
Indictment filed
John and Julieanne Dimitrion indicted for mortgage fraud scheme
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2009-04-01
Guilty plea
Both defendants pled guilty to operating fraud scheme targeting distressed homeowners
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2010-07-06
Failure to appear at sentencing
John Dimitrion failed to appear for sentencing at United States District Court in Honolulu; federal arrest warrant issued
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Case Information
Incident:February 1, 2009
Last Updated:October 29, 2026
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Case Information
Incident:February 1, 2009
Last Updated:October 29, 2026
Up to $10,000 Reward
For information leading to the resolution of this case