The founder of an infamous Minnesota-based nonprofit convicted of hatching a $250 million welfare fraud scheme was ordered by a judge last week to forfeit her Porsche, designer handbags and millions of dollars in ill-gotten gains.

Aimee Bock, the 44-year-old mastermind behind the Feeding Our Future scandal, was found guilty in March on federal charges of wire fraud, bribery and conspiracy in connection to the nation’s largest COVID-19 fraud scheme.

Bock, who along with dozens of predominantly Somali co-conspirators pilfered pandemic relief funds from a federal program meant to feed hungry children in need, is awaiting sentencing for her lead role in the scandal.

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The Justice Department has convicted 57 people and charged 78 defendants related to the Feeding Our Future scandal.

Seventy-two defendants are of Somalian descent and five are currently fugitives in Africa, according to Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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[Editor’s Note: See the original article for photos of Miss Bock and her boyfriend.]

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