Two men charged in $1 million scheme involving KCNSC nuclear weapon parts
One Missouri man and one Kansas man are facing charges of scheming $1 million involving KCNSC nuclear weapons
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One Missouri man and one Kansas man are facing charges of scheming $1 million involving KCNSC nuclear weapons
Federal prosecutors allege that for years, a Kansas man accepted bribes from a Missouri man in exchange for helping him secure subcontracts involving the production of nuclear weapon technology.
(KANSAS CITY, Ks.) The United States Justice Department's (DOJ) Office of Public Affairs unsealed an indictment in which two businessmen were charged for a nuclear weapons contract kickback scheme.
Richard W. Mueller was indicted on six federal charges, including wire fraud and lying to federal agents.
The men are accused of scheming to fraudulently award subcontracts for nuclear weapons projects at the national security campus in south Kansas City.