U.S. is seizing Los Angeles mansion from family of Armenian politician accused of bribery
The U.S. is seizing a more than 30,000-square-foot Los Angeles mansion from the family of an Armenian politician, a sprawling estate on the Westside which federal prosecutors allege was paid for with millions of dollars in bribes. The home belonging to the family of Gagik Khachatryan is situated in LA’s Holmby Hills neighborhood, wedged between Beverly Hills and Bel Air, and was estimated by U.S. prosecutors to be worth $63.5 million in May 2022. An updated estimated value of the home was not given Monday. But the American government will sell it off for the “highest obtainable market price” and…