The $32 million fraud case against Alan Fabian, a major Republican party donor, widened Wednesday when a federal grand jury added several new charges.

Fabian, who served as former Lt. Gov. Michael Steele?s finance director during his 2006 bid for U.S. Senate, was indicted in August after he allegedly created two companies to purportedly purchase $32 million in computer hardware and software for other businesses. But Fabian?s companies never purchased the equipment or bought much less expensive equipment, according to the indictment.