Four suspects face serious charges in Hennepin County for running a sophisticated sex trafficking and Medicaid fraud ring, allegedly siphoning over $2.5 million through shell companies and coerced victims. Led by Frank Reeves, the operation used websites managed by Viktoriya Komonash and Katherine Thomes, while Andrea Sampson—once a prosecutor—secured locations and helped launder money, including properties later converted into assisted living facilities. Victims were forced to pay for ads and leave cash at sites tied to Sampson, and some were used to fake Medicaid claims. Three defendants have $1 million bail; court dates are set for next month. The courage of victims was key to exposing this multi-layered crime, and investigators say the full scope is still unfolding.
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