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What Happened in Vegas...

By Ray Stern May 31, 2007

In April 2005, local entrepreneur Robert J. Maynard Jr.... More >>>

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LifeLock has taken off in the past two years as fear of identify theft grows.

Todd Davis, LifeLockÂ�s CEO, claims again and again that his business partner was jailed in error.

Bernie Zadrowski of the Clark County, Nevada, district attorneyÂ�s office says identity theft did not occur in MaynardÂ�s case.

Identity theft isnÂ�t usually as bad as people believe, says Fred Cate, an authority on banking security.

Robert Maynard Jr., in his Maricopa County Jail booking photo in 2003.

LifeLock shares office suites at this building near Rural and Guadalupe roads.

Maynard, right, is interviewed during an infomercial aired in the mid-1990s that the U.S. government says was misleading.

Maynard ditched an interview with New Times, though his office appeared recently used.

Maynard presented his driver's license to obtain the $16,000 casino marker.

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Maynard ditched an interview with New Times, though his office appeared recently used.

Martha Strachan

Maynard ditched an interview with New Times, though his office appeared recently used.

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