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Texas pharmacy owner sentenced for illegal kickbacks and money laundering - Vimarsana News

Texas pharmacy owner sentenced for illegal kickbacks and money laundering

A Texas pharmacy owner was sentenced today to four years and four months in prison and ordered to pay over $59 million in restitution for paying illegal kickbacks and engaging in a money laundering conspiracy.

Four convicted in scheme to defraud veterans out of funding | Courts - Vimarsana News

Four convicted in scheme to defraud veterans out of funding | Courts

Four people convicted of wire fraud in a scheme to receive $6 million in federal funds meant for veterans have been sentenced, according to the U.S. Attorney's office.

Source: nola.com
Arkansas man falsifying disability claims gets prison sentence - Vimarsana News

Arkansas man falsifying disability claims gets prison sentence

The 30-year-old man submitted a falsified disability application to the Veteran's Administration and received more than $91,000 in disability payments.

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Mississippi couple pleads guilty to $2M VA fraud scheme - SuperTalk Mississippi - Vimarsana News

Mississippi couple pleads guilty to $2M VA fraud scheme - SuperTalk Mississippi

A Mississippi couple has pleaded guilty in federal court for their roles in a wire fraud scheme to defraud the Department of Veterans Affairs. 61-year-old James “Jay” Sinyard and 58-year-old Mary “GiGi” Sinyard operated a company called VetAttend of Jackson, where they claimed to provide services to veterans for home aid...

VA misdiagnosis trial begins with testimony from deceased - Vimarsana News

VA misdiagnosis trial begins with testimony from deceased

FAYETTEVILLE -- The trial in the first of eight lawsuits over missed diagnoses by a Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks pathologist began Tuesday with two hours of recorded testimony from a patient who died in 2020.