George mill men busted for $4.8 million in phantom timber, scam uncovered by FBI

Full story: Examiner.com

Aaron Freeman, 49, of Rome, Georgia, and eight other Georgia men have been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly taking part in a scheme that caused Freeman's employer, Temple Inland Inc., to pay more than $4.8 million for timber that did not exist.

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Curious Woman

Astoria, NY

well how much is alleged that Mr Freeman get cause i see the amount for everyone but him

Jody

United States

Hopefully, a long time.

DipSmit

Columbus, GA

spell georgia correctly

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