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Alan Brian Fabian, who reported for a nine-year prison term Monday for a lengthy fraud scheme, filed for bankruptcy on New Year's Eve. The Hunt Valley man is facing a possible restitution order in the millions to repay the businesses and individuals he conned. Here are some of the details from the 92-page filing and other paperwork: 1 - Number of ponies Fabian lists as transferred assets 9 - Years Fabian will spend in federal prison 30 - Lawsuits in which Fabian was, or is, a defendant $20 - Amount Fabian estimates his two dogs are worth $40 - Cash Fabian has on hand $150 - Maximum amount of restitution Fabian says he can afford to pay per month after being released from prison $1,500 - Fabian's current monthly income (from real property)

Josh Wilson is slated to start at cornerback in the Ravens' showdown against the Atlanta Falcons Thursday night, according to Fabian Washington , the man whom Wilson will replace. "I'm disappointed in myself, happy for Josh, and I'm just going to be sitting back and doing whatever they need me to do," Washington said after Tuesday's practice. Wilson wasn't quite as confident about his newfound status. "I don't know about that," he said. "That's up to Coach [ John ]

On October 2, 2003, ROBERT LEE FABIAN, SR., devoted father of Vicky L., Robert L. Jr., Joseph H., John E. Fabian and the late Jerry Fabian. Dear brother of William, Raymond and Charles Fabian and Shirley Spare. Also survived by four grandchildrenA Funeral Service held at the family owned Duda-Ruck Funeral Home of Dundalk Inc., 7922 Wise Ave., on Monday at 8 P.M. Interment private. Friends may call on Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

A day after he benched Fabian Washington, Ravens coach John Harbaugh wouldn't say whether the veteran cornerback would get his starting job back. Washington was replaced by Josh Wilson late in the fourth quarter Sunday after he surrendered his personal-worst third touchdown. Heading into this week's bye (where the players will receive five days off), Harbaugh wants to keep his options open at the cornerback position. "Fabian is going to play a lot of football," Harbaugh said Monday, a day after the Ravens squeezed out a 37-34 overtime win over the winless Buffalo Bills.

On August 1, 2003, VANESSA MARIE (nee Holland); devoted mother of Jesse and Amanda Fabian; beloved daughter of Rosalie Neumayer and the late Edward J. Holland; dear sister of Edward and Robert Holland, Gloria Shoemaker, Jacqueline Vandervort and the late Linda Holland; loving granddaughter of Georgene Holland; former wife of Joseph Fabian. Funeral services will be held at the family owned Duda-Ruck Funeral Home of Dundalk, Inc., 7922 Wise Avenue, on Tuesday at 8 P.M. Interment private. Friends may call on Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

On October 31, 2009, FABIAN LEE GREEN. Visitation at THE DERRICK C. JONES FUNERAL HOME, P.A., 4611 Park Heights Ave. on Monday, November 9, 2 until 7 P.M. Family will receive friends on Tuesday, November 10, at 10:30 with funeral service to follow at 11 A.M.

On August 25, 2008, FABIAN A. Survived by one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the Carlton C. Douglass Funeral Service, P.A., 1701 McCulloh Street on Thursday 6 to 9 P.M. Family will receive friends Friday 10:30 to 11 A.M. at the Nazarene Baptist Church, Harford and Biddle with services following. Interment private

Services for Stephen Michael Fabian, a retired civilian employee of the Army and former resident of Westminster, will be held at 9 a.m. today at the Ives-Pearson Funeral Home in Arlington, Va.Mr. Fabian, who was 70 and moved a year ago to Sun City Center,Fla., died Sunday of liver disease at his home there.He retired in 1974 as a civilian employee of the Army Signal Corps at Fort Ritchie. He had moved to Westminster in 1965 while working for the Army.A native of Collier, Pa., he enlisted in the Army in 1939 and was commissioned as an officer in the Signal Corps in 1956 -- three years before he retired as a first lieutenant.

Millionaire entrepreneur Alan Fabian strode from the main house on his North Carolina beach property last August to deliver the bad news to a colleague vacationing in a guest cottage. In a brief conversation, Fabian told employee Greg Barr that he was leaving for a few days to face an indictment for fraud in a Baltimore federal court. But he assured Barr that things would be OK. "He was supremely confident and saying that it was basically a misunderstanding," said Barr, who worked for Fabian at a Maryland nonprofit.

Hearts throbbing, ponytails bobbing, hundreds of breathless bobby-soxers gather outside a Luskin's discount store in Northwest Baltimore, awaiting an appearance by teen idol Fabian.The girls, some as young as 9, bunch at the entrance, clutching their Brownie cameras and autograph books, and peering through the plate-glass windows to catch a glimpse of the handsome rock star.The crowd swells to 600 youngsters, then 800, then 1,000. They spill into the street and onto parked cars. Alarmed by the numbers, policemen arrive with dogs to maintain order.

A federal judge has directed the government to explain why Alan B. Fabian's nine-year prison sentence and $40 million restitution order shouldn't be overturned. Fabian, a former charity organizer and Republican fundraiser who last year pleaded guilty to mail fraud and faking a tax return, filed a slew of papers over the past two months, requesting that the judge in his lengthy case be disqualified, that his 2008 sentence and conviction be vacated, and that he be released from prison.

On October 31, 2009, FABIAN LEE GREEN. Visitation at THE DERRICK C. JONES FUNERAL HOME, P.A., 4611 Park Heights Ave. on Monday, November 9, 2 until 7 P.M. Family will receive friends on Tuesday, November 10, at 10:30 with funeral service to follow at 11 A.M.

Maryland officials have barred Alan B. Fabian, an entrepreneur and one-time Republican fundraiser now in federal prison, from doing business with the state for an indefinite period. Fabian, who lived in Cockeysville, pleaded guilty last year to mail and tax fraud in connection with a $32 million fraud. The Board of Public Works, a three-member panel with purview over state contracts, approved the action Wednesday without discussion. Fabian had been notified of the proceeding and did not request a hearing, according to board records.

WASHINGTON - Republican National Committee Chairman Michael S. Steele said yesterday that he will provide records from his 2006 Senate campaign in Maryland to the FBI in an effort to speed an apparent federal probe into allegations of improper campaign spending. Steele confirmed that his sister, Monica Turner of Potomac, was recently contacted by FBI agents looking into allegations that his campaign paid a company she owned more than $37,000 in 2007 for campaign work that was never performed.

A spokesman for Michael S. Steele defended the new Republican National Committee chairman yesterday against claims by a convicted felon that Steele misused campaign funds from his 2006 Senate bid. Curt Anderson, a political consultant and Steele spokesman, said the allegations had been "fabricated" by Steele's former campaign finance chairman, who was seeking a more lenient sentence in an unrelated criminal case. The Washington Post outlined the accusations in yesterday's editions, including a claim that Steele's campaign paid money to a company owned by his sister for services never performed, and the improper use of tens of thousands more in campaign money.

Alan Brian Fabian, who reported for a nine-year prison term Monday for a lengthy fraud scheme, filed for bankruptcy on New Year's Eve. The Hunt Valley man is facing a possible restitution order in the millions to repay the businesses and individuals he conned. Here are some of the details from the 92-page filing and other paperwork: 1 - Number of ponies Fabian lists as transferred assets 9 - Years Fabian will spend in federal prison 30 - Lawsuits in which Fabian was, or is, a defendant $20 - Amount Fabian estimates his two dogs are worth $40 - Cash Fabian has on hand $150 - Maximum amount of restitution Fabian says he can afford to pay per month after being released from prison $1,500 - Fabian's current monthly income (from real property)

Alan B. Fabian, a Maryland entrepreneur, philanthropist and former Republican fundraiser, pleaded guilty yesterday in Baltimore federal court to a multiyear scheme that the government says defrauded banks and businesses of at least $32 million. "This is a massive fraud," U.S. District Judge Richard D. Bennett said several times during the two-hour arraignment. Fabian, 43, had been indicted on 26 counts, including money laundering and perjury in connection with the scheme. He pleaded guilty yesterday to two counts of the indictment after reaching a plea agreement with the U.S. attorney's office.

How has the transition to Baltimore been for you? It's been an awesome start. It's definitely been a fresh start, and I've been trying to reward the Ravens with good play. That's all I've been trying to do, go out and play well. The Raiders were a good organization by actually giving me the opportunity to shop around, and the Ravens stepped up to the plate. I definitely don't want to disappoint. What were your feelings about joining the Ravens? Every defensive player in the league wants to play in this defense because it's the best.