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Top fugitive in Feeding Our Future fraud due in court Friday
Abidkerm Eidleh, a fugitive linked to the Feeding Our Future fraud case, is scheduled to appear in court on Friday. He was captured in Somalia after four years on the run and faces 31 fraud-related charges as the right-hand man of Aimee Bock, the nonprofit's founder. The organization is accused of stealing over $250 million from a federal food program.
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