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St. Paul, Minn. (AP)

Hecker again asks court to be able to leave Medina

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Embattled former auto mogul Denny Hecker again asked a court to be able to spend time at his Crosslake home and his former bankruptcy attorney was questioned by the bankruptcy trustee.

The 57-year-old Hecker once owned a large network of car dealerships in the Twin Cities. He filed for bankruptcy in June, owing $767 million. He also faces 25 criminal counts of fraud, including bankruptcy fraud. He has denied wrongdoing.

Hecker has twice been ordered by a judge to stay in Medina. The Star Tribune reports his vacation properties in Crosslake are valued at nearly $9 million. Hecker has worn a GPS-location detection bracelet since February.

KSTP-TV reports that former attorney Bill Skolnick's deposition focused on fees and how much he was paid.

(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)