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Accused Loretto Hospital fraudsters plead not guilty

A day after a national news report linked them to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a former executive at Chicago's Loretto Hospital and one of his top medical suppliers were arraigned on a superseding indictment alleging they stole nearly $16 million from the small safety-net facility.

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Chicago Tribune· Oct 13, 7:40 PMAccused Loretto Hospital fraudsters plead not guilty

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