Mystery solved. Fraudsters CAUGHT.

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Mystery solved. Fraudsters CAUGHT.

Posted on X 2026-10-31 by @WhiteHouse · View on X →

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Hey! What's going on over there? Someone's billing Medicare for braces people don't need. How much money? Over 365 million dollars in fake claims. Zoinks! Let's see who's behind this! He fled, but we caught him now. We did it, Scooby -Doo! Scooby -Dooby -Doo! Well, gang, I guess that wraps up the mystery.

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Mystery solved. Fraudsters CAUGHT.

Hey! What's going on over there? Someone's billing Medicare for braces people don't need. How much money? Over 365 million dollars in fake claims. Zoinks! Let's see who's behind this! He fled, but we caught him now. We did it, Scooby -Doo! Scooby -Dooby -Doo! Well, gang, I guess that wraps up the mystery.

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