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He claimed online to have a vaccine that he could inject in customers for $400 to $1,000.

They bought Medicare patient data from call centers.

He targeted beneficiaries with $6,000 CGx tests.

It used a contractor who persuaded seniors in housing complexes to submit to tests.

Scheme included telling patients they had less than six months to live and sending chaplains in to lie.

Prosecutors say they used the pandemic for their own financial gain.

Indictment says they created phony medical records.

Charges include billing for over 8,000 sessions never provided.

He referred Medicare beneficiaries to laboratories in exchange for kickbacks.

Two plead guilty to conspiracy to obtain information from a protected computer.