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A 62-year-old father and his three sons, ranging in age from 26 to 34, are facing federal charges for selling industrial bleach as a miracle cure for Covid-19 and other ailments. Mark Grenon and his sons Jonathan, Joseph and Jordan were selling what they called Miracle Mineral Solution, but the Food and Drug Administration said that once its ingested, it becomes chlorine dioxide, a bleach for industrial purposes. Theyve been selling it for years as a cure for autism, cancer and other illnesse...

Father And Sons Charged For Selling Bleach Labelled As Cure For Covid Claire Reid | Last updated  11:02 AM, April 26 2021 GMT+1 A father and his three sons have been charged with selling $1 million (£718,535) of industrial grade bleach as a coronavirus cure. A grand jury in Miami has returned an indictment charging Mark Grenon, 62, and sons Jonathan, 34, Joseph 32, and Jordan 26, with conspiracy to commit fraud as well as two counts each of criminal contempt. The men face life in prison if...

TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. MIAMI — A federal grand jury brought charges against members of a Bradenton family nearly a year after they were arrested for selling bleach that they claimed to be a cure for the covid-19 virus. Mark Grenon and his three sons — Jonathan, Jordan and Joseph — face several charges for peddling their “Miracle Mineral Solution” to customers even after the Food and Drug Adm...

From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Montgomery: Tourist spending in the state dropped 20% last year at the height of pandemic lockdowns and business closings, but Alabama fared better than most during the coronavirus crisis, state tourism officials said. A statement from the Alabama Tourism Department said a travel consulting firm found a nationwide decline of 42% in travel expenditures, but the state’s decrease wasn’t as bad because spending was robust in Baldwin County, where ...

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Florida Family Accused of Selling Dangerous Bleach as Covid-19 Cure A Florida man and his three sons have been indicted for allegedly selling a dangerous chemical mix called “Miracle Mineral Solution” (MMS) as a cure for Covid-19 and dozens of other serious health conditions. 62-year-old Mark Grenon and his three adult sons, Jonathan, Jordan and Joseph stand accused of marketing and selling tens of thousands of bottles of MMS all over the United States, claiming that it could treat, prevent...

Updated: 1:01 PM EDT Apr 26, 2021 A Florida man and his three sons have been indicted on federal charges alleging they sold tens of thousands of bottles of bleach that were marketed as a "miracle cure" for COVID-19. Related video above: 5 dangerous ways we misuse cleaners to get rid of COVID-19Mark Grenon, Jonathan Grenon, Jordan Grenon and Joseph Grenon, are accused of fraud and violating court orders mandating that they stop selling the fake cure. Federal prosecutors said the men we...

Updated: 12:07 PM PDT, April 26, 2021 A Florida family has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of selling $1 million worth of bleach touted as a "miracle cure" for the coronavirus and other serious diseases, authorities said. A Florida family has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly selling $1 million worth of a "miracle" cure for COVID-19, autism, cancer and Alzheimers disease that was actually a toxic bleach solution, authorities said. Federal prosecutors announced...

Family Accused of Selling Bleach as COVID-19 Cure April 26, 2021 -- A family in Florida has been accused of selling tens of thousands of bottles of bleach as a “miracle cure” for the coronavirus and other diseases. Mark Grenon, 62, and his sons -- Jonathan, 34, Jordan, 26, and Joseph, 32 -- were accused of fraud and violating civil court orders to stop selling the bottles, according to federal court documents filed Friday. They marketed the bottles as “Miracle Mineral Solution,” or MMS,...

Josh joust, wing shortage, helping Canada: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama © Ruth White/Shopper News Kiva Dunes in Gulf Shores, Ala., in July 2020. Montgomery: Tourist spending in the state dropped 20% last year at the height of pandemic lockdowns and business closings, but Alabama fared better than most during the coronavirus crisis, state tourism officials said. A statement from the Alabama Tourism Department said a travel cons...