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Former Taylor Farms Tenn. President accused of stealing $32M in fraud case
A former Taylor Farms Tennessee President was accused of stealing $32 million, allegedly using company funds for personal expenses including a Hawaii home, a California farm, and a University of California Berkeley football endowment. The lawsuit also claims he placed a personal trainer, chef, and handyman on company payroll, and is filed against him, his wife, and two others.
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