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18 former NBA players charged in alleged $4 million health insurance fraud

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What a bunch of morons if this is all true.

17 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

What a bunch of morons if this is all true.

I'm guessing there is truth to at least some of it.  Totally agree with your thoughts.

I laughed at the article that one thing that brought about suspicious was grammatical errors on the invoices. Lol You would think he would proof read before sending them.

11 hours ago, Bert said:

I laughed at the article that one thing that brought about suspicious was grammatical errors on the invoices. Lol You would think he would proof read before sending them.

He did! ?

I was intrigued by the list of players. All good players, no great players. Guys that mostly played between 3-7 years. I'm guessing this was viewed as a way to supplement the income since their salary would never be max and wouldn't last forever. Seems like a pretty dumb plan, though, all things considered.

One thing I have learned from studying American history.  Just because the Feds don't bust you after the first time you break the law doesn't mean they don't know you did it.   They are just waiting on you to be stupid enough to provide them with enough evidence to bury you.  And allegedly these guys did.

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