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Re: Mississippi businessman accused working with Farese

by Tonyd621 » Tue May 28, 2024 10:56 pm

Kash wrote: Tue May 28, 2024 2:58 pm His dad was busted in the biggest corruption case in MS history ie tobacco trial lawyer Dickie Scruggs. Dickie was a billionaire who got busted bribing a judge for like $10k. Nobody understood why he’d do that with that much money but to me it said it was how they did business. It’s not surprising that the bleeding heart crooked liberal trial lawyers in MS are tied to Biden. Tom Mix… surprising
There is no politics When it comes to making money

Re: Mississippi businessman accused working with Farese

by Kash » Tue May 28, 2024 2:58 pm

His dad was busted in the biggest corruption case in MS history ie tobacco trial lawyer Dickie Scruggs. Dickie was a billionaire who got busted bribing a judge for like $10k. Nobody understood why he’d do that with that much money but to me it said it was how they did business. It’s not surprising that the bleeding heart crooked liberal trial lawyers in MS are tied to Biden. Tom Mix… surprising

Re: Mississippi businessman accused working with Farese

by Newyorkempire » Mon May 27, 2024 9:23 pm

Tonyd621 wrote: Mon May 27, 2024 8:00 pm https://www.supertalk.fm/mississippi-bu ... ud-scheme/

Popped up on google...
"Keaton Langston, 39, made headlines last month when the U.S. Department of Justice named him as a defendant in an ongoing $51 million healthcare fraud case that also involved the leader of one of America’s most notorious mob families."
Here is the article:

According to an April report from Politico, Langston and Florida businessman Thomas Farese, a high-ranking member of the Colombo crime family, were accused of being part of a scheme to use a clinical lab, pharmacies, and medical equipment supply companies to submit bogus claims to both federal and private health care companies.

The report added that Jim Biden, the brother of President Joe Biden, allegedly aided Langston and Farese in pitching services of Langston’s medical lab testing business to a hospital chain. Jim Biden and Langston’s father, Joey Langston, are longtime friends with the elder Langston pleading guilty in 2008 for conspiracy to bribe a Hinds County judge.

Court documents, this week, revealed that Langston pleaded guilty to one charge of conspiracy to commit health care fraud as he netted over $10 million through the scheme. The charge is punishable by a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, or twice the gross gain from the offense, whichever is greatest.

While Langston’s sentencing isn’t until Oct. 10, 2024, Farese has yet to appear in court
Big connection considering the mobs been dead for so long and is not what it use to be

Mississippi businessman accused working with Farese

by Tonyd621 » Mon May 27, 2024 8:00 pm

https://www.supertalk.fm/mississippi-bu ... ud-scheme/

Popped up on google...
"Keaton Langston, 39, made headlines last month when the U.S. Department of Justice named him as a defendant in an ongoing $51 million healthcare fraud case that also involved the leader of one of America’s most notorious mob families."
Here is the article:

According to an April report from Politico, Langston and Florida businessman Thomas Farese, a high-ranking member of the Colombo crime family, were accused of being part of a scheme to use a clinical lab, pharmacies, and medical equipment supply companies to submit bogus claims to both federal and private health care companies.

The report added that Jim Biden, the brother of President Joe Biden, allegedly aided Langston and Farese in pitching services of Langston’s medical lab testing business to a hospital chain. Jim Biden and Langston’s father, Joey Langston, are longtime friends with the elder Langston pleading guilty in 2008 for conspiracy to bribe a Hinds County judge.

Court documents, this week, revealed that Langston pleaded guilty to one charge of conspiracy to commit health care fraud as he netted over $10 million through the scheme. The charge is punishable by a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, or twice the gross gain from the offense, whichever is greatest.

While Langston’s sentencing isn’t until Oct. 10, 2024, Farese has yet to appear in court

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