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Fargo, N.D. (AP)

Two Fargo banks sue Denny Hecker

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Bankrupt Minnesota businessman Denny Hecker's legal troubles now include lawsuits filed by two North Dakota banks seeking nearly $20 million.

Hecker hasn't been charged with a crime but reportedly owes $767 million to creditors, including Chrysler Financial and banks around the country.

According to court documents, Cornerstone Bank in Fargo reported a loss to Hecker of nearly $13 million that he obtained by "false financial statements." Cornerstone transferred the debt to Blackstone Financial.

Vision Bank in Fargo also filed a lawsuit seeking more than $7 million from Hecker.

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Information from: The Forum