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He was charging people between $400 and $1,000 for his untested drug.
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He was charging people between $400 and $1,000 for his untested drug.
He was charging people between $400 and $1,000 for his untested drug.
Johnny Stine, 56, who federal officials described as a "purported biotech executive," has been charged with introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce. Authorities said that Stine advertised his vaccine on social media and traveled around the country, selling it to people for between $400 and $1,000. In April, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson sent Stine a cease-and-desist order to stop advertising and administering his "vaccine." Stine ignored the order and continued to sell his drug, describing it as an "immunogen" instead of a vaccine. He was busted in August whe...
Johnny Stine, 56, who federal officials described as a "purported biotech executive," has been charged with introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce. Authorities said that Stine advertised his vaccine on social media and traveled around the country, selling it to people for between $400 and $1,000. In April, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson sent Stine a cease-and-desist order to stop advertising and administering his "vaccine." Stine ignored the order and continued to sell his drug, describing it as an "immunogen" instead of a vaccine. He was busted in August whe...
Johnny Stine, 56, who federal officials described as a "purported biotech executive," has been charged with introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce. Authorities said that Stine advertised his vaccine on social media and traveled around the country, selling it to people for between $400 and $1,000. In April, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson sent Stine a cease-and-desist order to stop advertising and administering his "vaccine." Stine ignored the order and continued to sell his drug, describing it as an "immunogen" instead of a vaccine. He was busted in August whe...