Kona woman to plead not guilty in coffee fraud case
Headline from Hawaiitribune Herald
A 66-year-old Kona woman will plead not guilty today to charges outlined in a superseding indictment that accuses her of falsifying tax filings while earning more than $5.2 million selling “100% Kona coffee” that was sourced from foreign countries and bought in California and Washington.
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A 66-year-old Kona woman will plead not guilty Wednesday to charges outlined in a superseding indictment that accuses her of falsifying tax filings while earning more than $5.2 million selling “100% Kona coffee” that was sourced from foreign countries and bought in California and Washington.
A 66-year-old Kona woman will plead not guilty today to charges outlined in a superseding indictment that accuses her of falsifying tax filings while earning more than $5.2 million selling “100% Kona coffee” that was sourced from foreign countries and bought in California and Washington.
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