WANTED: IRS asks public for help finding indicted pyramid schemer Jason P. Unangst

Jason Unangst, 34, told investors in 2004 that he could buy mobile homes either for wholesale prices or from a financing company that had repossessed them, prosecutors say. Unangst claimed he would be able to sell those mobile homes in hurricane-stricken parts of the country and give the investors returns of 30 to 100 percent in two to six months, prosecutors say.

A federal grand jury indicted Unangst in July 2009 on four counts of interstate transportation of property taken by fraud for cashing four investors' checks. The grand jury also indicted him on 10 counts of money laundering. It is estimated that he raised nearly $3 million in the scheme.

The indictment, unsealed June 28, says that Unangst operated a business called JPU Enterprises in 2004. The agency is asking anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts to contact Special Agent Kevin Petrulak at 412-395-6748.