A Texas clinic owner, Kevin D. Curry, is convicted in connection with a $26 million fraud involving the TRICARE military health program. The Justice Department says Curry submitted or supported fraudulent claims tied to TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) therapy, using the proceeds to pay for personal expenses and events.
According to reporting from multiple outlets, the case includes alleged kickbacks or improper payments connected to TRICARE billing. The outlets also describe how some proceeds funded a gold-plated Tesla Cybertruck and supported a lavish lifestyle, including parties.
The two accounts emphasize the same core elements: the $26 million figure, the TRICARE-related scheme, and the alleged use of the proceeds for conspicuous personal spending. Differences are mainly in wording and emphasis, with one outlet focusing on the gold-plated Cybertruck detail and the other stressing the Justice Department’s framing that the scheme preyed on veterans who rely on the program.
