Alex Spirikaitis, former CEO of the liquidated Taupa Lithuanian Credit Union, is on the lam.
Local Cleveland news outlets are now reporting that a police standoff overnight at Spirikaitis' home was in vain, because the FBI discovered the home was empty.
FBI Special Agent Vicki Anderson told the Cleveland Plain-Dealer it's unclear if Spirikaitis, who has a warrant for his arrest for fraud that led to the $23 million credit union's failure, was ever home.
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