The Jar That Should Not Exist: The Lakemont Market Racket
The Jar That Should Not Exist: The Lakemont Market RacketA sealed Mason jar with a genuine certification sticker turned up on a city van seat despite its farm being decertified for eleven months-certified booths at the Lakemont Saturday Market could earn $18,000-$40,000 a season and a three-year waitlist guarded by a single administrator; how did one jar expose a seven-year paper scheme?In this episode, you will hear how a volunteer's photo and a caller's persistence triggered a state commercial-fraud investigation that traced a quiet administrative racket through licensing records, vendor…
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