Jason Stoogenke

A Charlotte woman accused of healthcare fraud was sentenced to prison.

“It was probably less than 30-45 minutes, and I came back and my car was completely gone,” she said.

“It just has continued and continued and continued,” Mary Humphreys told Action 9 attorney Jason Stoogenke. “I have exhausted every asset that I have.”

A woman discovered she owed thousands of dollars for two health insurance policies after switching to private coverage.

“I worked hard to get in here at 23 years old,” he told Action 9 attorney Jason Stoogenke.

“Well, it was concerning."

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Brenda Lacey said she faced thousands in fraudulent withdrawals from her Truist accounts despite requesting extra security.

“I felt like a lot of trust was betrayed,” he said.

“It really sounds authentic. Sounds just like him.”