Farah denies any 'criminal intent'   Scott David Farah,
mastermind of the Financial Resources Mortgage Inc. Ponzi
scheme, told lenders the day before his sentencing for wire and
mail fraud, that he never intended to steal their money.He
insisted he didn't have "criminal intent," although he added, "I
knew what I did was wrong."Farah continued to insist that -
aside from $20 million he personally secretly borrowed from
CL&M, the loan servicing company run out of FRM's Meredith
office - that both FRM and CLM was a "legitimate business" and
it was himself, not the company that was guilty of fraud.Farah
made his comments Tuesday during the second day of depositions
in the same federal courthouse in Concord where he will receive
his sentence. But his statements weren't made in front of a
judge, but as part an adversary bankruptcy proceeding to find
out what assets belong to the bankrupt company's estate, which
once brokered millions of dollar of loans.FRM's victims said
they lent money to fund legitimate mortgages