Robinson six already ran. Van $16 million already ran. Wong-Tam 200 already ran. This is Saturday’s unused indictment.
U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Massachusetts, Thursday: David Obeng, 24, Dedham; Lynley Joseph, 26, Brockton; Lindsley Georges, 33, Everett; and Shaunsayh Addo, 33, Leominster, were indicted on one count each of bank-fraud conspiracy and money-laundering conspiracy. A second indictment also charged Obeng with wire-fraud conspiracy, five counts of bank fraud, two counts of money laundering, and one count of aggravated identity theft. All four were arrested Thursday morning and appeared in Boston federal court. Joseph and Addo were released on conditions. Obeng and Georges remained detained pending later hearings. Charges are allegations. They are not convictions.
Prosecutors: the four allegedly coordinated the theft and deposit of U.S. Treasury checks totaling at least $12.2 million between 2023 and 2026, plus more than $1 million in other frauds on federally insured banks, credit unions, and customers. Each check, they said, was issued to a true payee and then altered to shell companies the defendants controlled. Deposits were directed at banks and credit unions around Metro Boston for a cut. Concealment alleged afterward included cashier’s checks, the purchase of $310,000 in luxury watches, and a $425,000 real-estate loan secured by property in Nantucket. Eight others were charged in June 2025 and one in June 2026 on related Treasury-check theft or bank fraud, the office said. Midday’s unused Robinson file already ran. We will not reprint 140 kilograms as first-day news.
What this means for you
If you needed this afternoon’s unused steel crates, they still stand. If you needed tonight’s unused crime, it is four names and $12.2 million alleged. Not a verdict.
Bottom line: Four charged. $12.2 million alleged. Not Robinson. Not a conviction.
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