We finally have records from last year's election security blunders: 250 absentee ballots in an Amazon package, 500 absentee envelopes sent to a Soros-funded NGO in Maryland. This picture shows the address where Maine's absentee ballot envelopes were sent. The investigation closed without determining why/how ballots were sent here.

Troy Jackson, who purports to be a fifth generation logger, stacks chords of wood — not cords. Does he stack his chords in Norwich?

Community Home Health Care -- the ~$50M welfare fraud indicted today -- billed Medicaid at ABSURD rates. Maine DHHS paid CHHC $47,986,866 from 2019 through 2025. Annual payments grew from $2.97 million to $10.14 million. CHHS collected more money for home health care (T1019) than *every other home health agency in Maine.* Its monthly personal-care population in the available 2024 records averaged about 150 people. For personal care alone, CHHC received an average of: • $4,945 per beneficiary per month in 2023. • $5,152 per beneficiary per month in 2024. • $6,136 per beneficiary in its highest month, August 2024. The 2024 average works out to roughly $61,818 for 12 months of care. Other Maine providers’ median payments were approximately $2,773 per beneficiary-month in 2023 and $2,893 in 2024. CHHC was about 78% higher in both years. (This calculation is skewed because it includes all the other bogus agencies billing similarly.) Based on the reimbursement rates established by the MaineCare Benefits Manual, CHHC’s payments in 2023 and 2024 were about 95% of what it would cost to provide 40 hours of personal care every week to every beneficiary. Roughly 38 hours a week, per person, on average. For 2024, the arithmetic is $8.47 million in personal-care payments against an estimated $8.92 million benchmark for 40-hour weeks. In other words, $8.92M was the theoretical maximum amount of care they could bill for based on the physics of time and the benefits manual -- and they billed $8.47M. CHHC also received a $436,300 PPP loan in 2020, reporting 126 jobs. It was forgiven in 2021. No sane person could look at Noora Abd's billing and conclude that this business was on the level. Read more here: themainewire.com/2026/10/mai…

Noora Abd, indicted today for running a $50M fraud conspiracy, is a real estate investor! She bought six condos in Hallowell last year for $2.7M. The Way Life Should Be ... Paying rent to foreign fraudsters who scammed their way to a fortune and then bought up all the housing in your town.

The amount of American land and housing that has been purchased by foreign fraudsters, including those using CDFI and FHA programs, is astounding. Such a betrayal of the American people.

The truth is that if you are Iraqi, Somali, African, or Chinese, Maine Democrats will not allow you to be investigated or charged with a crime. In Maine, the criminal justice system is only for white people, and that's how we do equity. Everyone else gets to steal with impunity.

Faysal Kalayaf Manahe, 51, indicted this morning for his role in a $50M home health care scam (Community Home Health Care) also runs "Decent Health Care," which has not been indicted. Additionally, he owns a USDA SNAP vendor, Sindibad Market in Westbrook. Gee, I wonder what's happening here.

Welfare scammers had $170k cash at various stash houses in Maine, along with some very nice jewelry. Seamus Othot door-stopped them in April based on patterns in their billing that were ... suspicious. By June, federal investigators caught the ringleaders engaged in obstruction of justice. The indictment cites $600,000 in payments for services never rendered, but the organization billed $50M+ from 2018 to 2025.

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Noora Abd, indicted today for health care fraud conspiracy, assured @TheMaineWire’s @Seamus_Othot that her business was on the level when we visited in April.

The welfare fraudsters arrested this morning assured @Seamus_Othot that their $50M home health care business was legitimate a few months ago. Now six have been arrested for a health care fraud conspiracy. Charged: Community Home Health Care LLC; owner Noora Abd, 37; Faysal Kalayaf Manahe, 51; Adel Al Rashid, 47; Sura Almohammed, 47; Ethar Alyaseen, 46; and Mohammed Alkhalaf, 41. All are charged with health care fraud conspiracy. Alkhalaf is also charged with lying to the FBI, and Abd and Manahe with obstruction.