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The 90-year-old Republican criticized the department for being full of slow learners and fast spenders following the unravelling of one of the biggest fraud cases the military has ever seen.

The Gucci Goddess who stole $108 million from the U.S. Army to sponsor her extravagantly luxurious lifestyle, including 31 homes and 70 vehicles, officially pleaded guilty to fraud .

Janet Yamanaka Mello, 57, allegedly stole millions of dollars from military funds and blew it on jewelry, clothing, luxury vehicles and real estate in one of the biggest fraud cases the military has ever seen

Janet Mello, 57, would be set to lose her staggering portfolio of 31 mansions and 78 supercars - including Teslas and Aston Martins - if she is found guilty of one of the largest scams in military history.

The San Antonio conwoman who allegedly scammed the military out of over $100million in a six-year fraud was able to retire from her civil service job with full benefits during the investigation.

Janet Yamanaka Mello, 57, who is accused of embezzling from the US Army, was not detained before her trial -  after a judge granted her a personal recognizance bond.

PARKERSBURG — The 49th annual Wood County Farmer’s Short Course will begin Jan. 25 and will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursdays in the Fort Boreman Room of the J

Janet Yamanaka Mello, 57, is accused of taking military funds and spending millions on blingy jewelry, luxury vehicles, and real estate.

From September 25 to October 6, Cameroon will be examined by a Cemac delegation tasked with assessing the countrys tax policy. The aim is to