Minnesota man accused of bilking $220K from family-run suicide prevention nonprofit founded for his late brother-in-law
Thursday, February 26th 2026, 4:05:00 am
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An alleged fraudster stole nearly $220,000 from a Minnesota suicide prevention nonprofit he ran with his in-laws since its founding -- just months after his late brother-in-law took his own life.
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