Feeding Our Future ‘Architect’ Claimed to Serve 6000 Meals a Day to Hungry Kids, But FBI Surveillance Cameras Only Documented an Average of About 40 People a Day

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KELLER: "Good morning. Well so far 70 people have been convicted of taking part in this massive fraud case, many of the smaller players are serving less than 5 years in prison, but for those who made it all possible prosecutors are seeking a much harsher sentence. Federal prosecutors call Salim Said the architect of the country's largest Covid-19 fraud scheme. Both Said and Feeding Our Future Executive Director Aimee Bock were convicted last year of orchestrating the $250 million fraud scheme. Prosecutors say that Said owned a safari restaurant where he claimed to serve 6,000 meals a day to hungry kids during the pandemic. But FBI surveillance cameras now they only documented an average of about 40 people a day. At trial Said was convicted on all 21 counts including wire fraud, conspiracy, bribery, and money laundering. The 37-year-old accused of stealing more than $44 million. He spent it on homes, property, and a fleet of high-end vehicles.”