A UK Member of Parliament is urging a formal investigation into allegations of identity fraud tied to a Merseyside-based property firm led by a man with a serious criminal past. Liverpool Riverside MP Kim Johnson has called for police and Companies House to probe Urban Evolution, a national property management company run by Scott El Paraiso—formerly known as Adam Minett. El Paraiso, jailed in 2009 for theft and fraud, is accused of orchestrating a scheme involving fake directorships to block property leaseholders from taking control of their building management. A BBC investigation found that up to 30 bogus company directors may have been listed to retain control over properties, including Liverpool’s Arndale House. Leaseholders have accused El Paraiso of fabricating directors, some of whom allegedly do not exist or have identities stolen from unsuspecting individuals—including former tenants. Scott El Paraiso was jailed in 2009 for fraud under his birth name, Adam Minett In one e...