US clears the air on viral report of Hushpuppi executing $400k fraud inside prison

According to recent reports, Ramon Abass Igbalode, also known as ‘Hushpuppi,’ has allegedly committed another scam worth an estimated sum of $400,000 inside the US prison, where he is presently serving a sentence for a fraud-related case that he was detained for among other cases over the last few years.

However, Thom Mrozek, the current Director of Media Operations at the United Attorney’s Office, has responded to an email inquiry, with many people dismissing the news as improbable because such dubious activities are difficult to carry out within a high-security prison.

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The paper documenting the alleged fraud, which was just revealed was classed as false and should not be trusted, according to the director.

He said that the US Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles, which had brought a case against Hushpuppi, had not filed any such document and therefore shouldn’t be believed as true by people.