The mother fears for the future of her Disabled daughter after she disappeared a quarter of a million dollars from her daughter's insurance fund.
Ashley McDwell says that her daughter Mia's life is at risk after the wrong play is the cause of the disappearance of $ 250,000 from her child's confidence.
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“I would like to think that perhaps all of this was just a weak money management,” McDLAL Local WFL.
“I would like to think about it.”
McCduel suspected businessman Liu Joffouni who is responsible for the lost money.
Govoni recently held $ 120 million of the money lost from his non -profit organization, the confidence management center in people with special needs.
Florida's mother won the seven -year -old Mia money in a federal medical claim after Mia has an allergic reaction, causing her to arrest the heart for 22 minutes.
Mia's heart attack led to severe damage and cannot be repaired in the brain.
Now, McCdueel requests answers about the place where her daughter's money went.
“You are looking at the person who called – why do you think the public prosecutor has participated?
“It was me,” said McDowell.
“We started confidence with the Foundation for Benefits directed in 2023, I thought everything was fine.”
The Handbron Foundation runs the disability boxes, and the Govoni Foundation runs these boxes.
“He was at the closing table for my level.”
“I sat with. I had dinner with this person.
“I truly trusted it and I think this is how some of us have faced a victim because we did not see it coming.”
The lawsuit filed in May 2024 is accused and the stealing partners of victims of $ 142 million.
Ashley Modi, a former Public Prosecutor in Florida, told WFLA:
Since MOODY was elected to the Senate, McDawell has been pleading with the new public prosecutor to read the case with a “fine teeth comb.”
“Take this with a soft tooth comb and review everything because it restores something that is a shadow,” said McDowell.
Joffouni, who has not been accused of a crime yet, refused to answer any of WFL's questions.
As for McDohel, she said that she might have to put her daughter in a group house while working.
The mother said: “I may have to put it in a group house because I must be able to work,” the mother said.
“I must be able to discover something.”
Leo Govoni did not immediately respond to the SUN US request for more information.
