This woman allegedly scammed $100 million from the Army. Now she's retiring from the Army with benefits
Alleged conwoman accused of $100 million fraud scheme retires with full benefits package, Army spokesperson says.
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Alleged conwoman accused of $100 million fraud scheme retires with full benefits package, Army spokesperson says.
A 57-year-old San Antonio woman allegedly stole over $103 million from from the U.S. Army by regularly drawing funds via a fake children's development entity that she controlled. Janet Yamanaka Mello reportedly blew the funds on herself, buying 80 high-end vehicles, 100 head of cattle, 31 homes, a...
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.
Alleged conwoman Janet Yamanaka Mello was accused of stealing millions in Army funds, but still received her retirement benefits, according to an Army spokesperson.
A Texas woman is accused of stealing more than $100 million from the U.S. Army that was earmarked for children of military families.