Epstein Secrets

> (11/19) reports, "A Kansas man who ran an autopsies-for-hire business was indicted Wednesday on federal fraud charges, according to U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister." Authorities seek "to recover more than $1 million in fees paid by the defendant's clients." The man is accused of falsely leading clients "to beli

cars and toys," and "Anthony Allee once wrote on Facebook, his wife was the reason for his success in life. Drugs were the reason and on Wednesday, Allee, of Ridgeway, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to serve 12 years and six months in federal prison." Allee, 29, "pleaded guilty in July to posses

st (11/19) reports, "A Kansas man who ran an autopsies-for-hire business was indicted Wednesday on federal fraud charges, according to U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister." Authorities seek "to recover more than $1 million in fees paid by the defendant's clients." The man is accused of falsely leading clients "to bel

cars and toys," and "Anthony Allee once wrote on Facebook, his wife was the reason for his success in life. Drugs were the reason and on Wednesday, Allee, of Ridgeway, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to serve 12 years and six months in federal prison." Allee, 29, "pleaded guilty in July to posses

st (11/19) reports, "A Kansas man who ran an autopsies-for-hire business was indicted Wednesday on federal fraud charges, according to U.S. Attorney Stephen McAllister." Authorities seek "to recover more than $1 million in fees paid by the defendant's clients." The man is accused of falsely leading clients "to bel

cars and toys," and "Anthony Allee once wrote on Facebook, his wife was the reason for his success in life. Drugs were the reason and on Wednesday, Allee, of Ridgeway, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to serve 12 years and six months in federal prison." Allee, 29, "pleaded guilty in July to posses