That is one bleak article.
Kudos to ProPublica but dang if this isn’t absolutely awful people taking advantage of the sick who may–and do–die before getting accountability from these grifters in Christian clothing.
Jesus wept.
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Beers and Fabris acknowledged that Liberty failed to pay medical bills for its members but said it was because the ministry’s fees weren’t high enough. The pair confirmed many of the details ProPublica had uncovered about how the family got rich from Liberty members, but they denied any legal wrongdoing.
“There’s profit,” Beers said. “Absolutely there’s profit.”
“Nobody’s here to not make money,” Fabris said.
Attorneys representing Beers, his sons Danny and Ronnie, Fabris and his father, Tom, disputed ProPublica’s finding that they controlled or influenced the sharing ministry. Liberty’s contracts with the family-run businesses were legal, “arm’s-length” transactions, they said, and they performed work for the nonprofit at market rates or better. ProPublica sent dozens of detailed questions to members of the Beers and Fabris families and their lawyers but did not receive answers.
ProPublica repeatedly asked Liberty and members of the Beers family to provide the ministry’s contracts with the businesses, but all declined. The family members’ attorneys cited the confidentiality of the contracts, while Liberty officials said they could not release the documents because of the ongoing litigation.
During the interview in Canton, Beers joked that regulators and creditors and law enforcement have been chasing him for alleged misdeeds “since birth.” One after another, Fabris added, they’ve all come up short.
“Nobody can catch Dan Beers,” he said.
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This is also a good article for the Housing Crisis topic, where people being forced out of mobile home parks keeps making the news… 
