Minnesota rehab center accused of hiding $25M Medicaid fraud account for luxury spending
Viral social posts allege an addiction recovery center funneled stolen Medicaid money into homes, designer goods and jewelry.
What to know
- Claims center on an unnamed Minnesota addiction recovery center already accused of fake Medicaid billing, now said to control a second account holding $25 million.
- Alleged spending includes three homes, $10.4 million in unspecified charges, and large sums on luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Hermès, plus jewelry, watches and private jet travel.
- The available material consists of viral social posts (X and a Mastodon repost) with no linked official investigation, court filing, or named individuals/organization confirming the figures.
Unnamed Minnesota addiction recovery center Accused entity@WallStreetApes Original poster of the allegations
How it unfolded 2 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump posts
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Allegation spreads with itemized luxury spending list
A fuller version of the claim circulates, listing specific alleged purchases including three Minnesota homes, $10.4 million in unspecified charges, $3.5 million on leather goods and luggage, $380k on jewelry and watches, and single-month charges at Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Hermès, plus private jet spending.
“June 2024 spending alone included - $35k at Fendi - $57k at LV - $13k at Hermès - $64k private je…”
— Bernard@friends.ravergram.club (reposting @WallStreetApes) -
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WOAH 🚨 An addiction recovery center in Minnesota accused of stealing millions with fake Medicaid billing has just been exposed to have another account with $25 MILLION They’ve used our stolen tax money to buy: - 3 Minnesota homes - $10.4 million in charges - $3.5 million on leather goods and luggage - $380k jewelry and watches - $150k clothing…
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Post alleges rehab center hid $25M Medicaid account
@WallStreetApes posts that a Minnesota addiction recovery center already accused of fake Medicaid billing has been exposed to have another account holding $25 million, allegedly spent on homes and luxury goods.
“An addiction recovery center in Minnesota accused of stealing millions with fake Medicaid billing has just been exposed to have another account with $25 MILLION…”
— @WallStreetApes -
WOAH 🚨 An addiction recovery center in Minnesota accused of stealing millions with fake Medicaid billing has just been exposed to have another account with $25 MILLION They’ve used our stolen tax money to buy: - 3 Minnesota homes - $10.4 million in charges - $3.5 million on
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