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Southern Oregon man, 32, sentenced to federal prison for fraud and tax evasion 'scheme'
Southern Oregon man, 32, sentenced to federal prison for fraud and tax evasion 'scheme'
Southern Oregon man, 32, sentenced to federal prison for fraud and tax evasion 'scheme'

Published on: 08/21/2026

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Joel Caswell used $70,000 of the proceeds to set up a ultimate frisbee tournament. He's still awaiting trial on state charges for a pair of drive-by shootings.

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