Three Family Members Plead Guilty in Connection with Defrauding Veterans Healthcare in Florida

Miller Wilson, Jr. (50), his daughter, Myoshi Wilson (26), and Erica Wilson (43) have each pleaded guilty for their roles a scheme to defraud the US Department of Veterans Affairs healthcare benefits. According to court documents, Miller Wilson, Jr. was an employee at the Department of Veterans Affairs (“VA”) Clinic located in The Villages, Florida. As part of his employment, he provided transportation arrangements for veterans needing medical treatment. From 2014 through 2016, Miller Wilson, Jr. obtained cash kickbacks from the transportation vendors in exchange for awarding them healthcare contracts from the VA. Thereafter, from 2016–2017, Miller Wilson, Jr. conspired with Erica and Myoshi Wilson to open and manage two different transportation companies to conduct similar schemes. Miller Wilson, Jr. used his official position at the VA to funnel healthcare contracts to the companies that he had formed with Erica and Myoshi Wilson. During a 17-month period, the two companies billed the federal government $305,673. Myoshi Wilson admitted to making false statements to a federal agent in 2019, to conceal the conspiracy.

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