They ran a Fort Worth cattle business. It was a $220 million fraud operation, prosecutors say

FORT WORTH, Texas — Five people face federal charges in what prosecutors have described as $220 million cattle fraud case, officials said.

A Fort Worth grand jury handed down the indictments on Wednesday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas.

Jed Wood, of Fort Worth; Joshua Link, of Strafford, Mo.; Tia Link, of Smithton, Mo.; Taylor Bang, of Kildeer, N.D.; and Royana Thomas, of Arlington face various charges in the case, including money laundering, wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud…

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