Disgraced Ex-Air Force Master Sergeant Admits to $37M Military Fraud Scheme

A former US Air Force master sergeant admitted to rigging IT contracts with the Pentagon, defrauding the military out of $37 million and funneling funds to himself and co-conspirators.

Alan Hayward James, a former US Air Force master sergeant, has pleaded guilty to orchestrating a $37 million fraud scheme against the military by inflating the costs of IT contracts and funneling the excess funds to himself, his family, and other co-conspirators. James, who had given himself the notorious nickname

Disgraced Ex-Air Force Sergeant Pleads Guilty to $37M Military Fraud Scheme

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