ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A former accountant convicted of laundering millions of dollars stolen from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta has been sentenced to four years in prison, federal prosecutors said. In February, Ronald Deabler was found guilty of conspiring to launder $5.3 million...
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A 66-year-old former Certified Public Accountant from Atlanta was sentenced yesterday to years in federal prison. Ronald Deabler, of Atlanta…
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