Federal grand jury indicts four in two related elder fraud schemes

Federal grand jury indicts four in two related elder fraud schemes

A federal grand jury in the Northern District of Texas has indicted four defendants in two related fraud schemes involving the exploitation of elderly or vulnerable people entrusted to their care. United States Attorney Ryan Raybould announced the indictments.

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The defendants named in the case are Donella Locke, Suekya Whitney, also known as Suekya Locke, Shakoya Crenshaw, also known as Shakoya Locke, and Krystle Locke, also known as Krystle Edwards or Krystal Locke. The source does not identify the specific charges beyond the indictment or describe the underlying conduct in detail.

The case is framed by prosecutors as involving repeated fraud schemes aimed at victims who were elderly or otherwise vulnerable and under the defendants' care. No court date, custody status, loss amount, or additional operational details are provided in the source text.

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Source: US DOJ Press Releases

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