Chris LaRiche seduces immigrants with lies

"This one hits you in the face," Freeman says. "He uses a false name, testifies to false relationships—boom, boom, bingo!"

Freeman's office recently filed a request with ICE to transfer Martinez-Alanis back into Hennepin County custody. They plan to take him to trial and are working to add felony theft-by-swindle charges.

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Silvia Sibri (below) blew the whistle on Chris LaRiche (top)

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When Martinez-Alanis's criminal case is over, he will be deported.

"One of the things he was doing is suggesting he'd find jobs for people for a fee and pocket the money," Freeman says. "We haven't seen that kind of chutzpah in a long time."