The mainstream media wants you to believe that the Minnesota fraud scandal is “old news” from the COVID era. CBS and CNN are working overtime to frame independent journalist Nick Shirley as a “bad actor” for visiting what they call legitimate businesses.
But if these businesses are so legitimate, why are their walls being cut open to steal employee records?
The “Surgical” Heist: Nokomis Daycare
On Tuesday morning, December 30, 2025, while the media was busy attacking Shirley, a highly specific crime took place at the Nokomis Daycare Center in South Minneapolis.
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The Entry: Burglars didn’t just smash a window. They cut a hole through cinder block walls to bypass security.
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The Target: They didn’t take high-value electronics. They went for the file cabinets.
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The Missing Evidence: Manager Nasrulah Mohamed confirmed that employee payroll documents and client files were stolen.
The Reality Check: While the Minneapolis Police initially claimed “nothing was stolen,” they later had to correct the record when the daycare confirmed the loss of these specific documents. State Representative Elliott Engen (R) didn’t mince words, calling it what it looks like: “staged destruction of evidence.”
Debunking the “Old News” Narrative
CBS claims this is just a leftover from 2020. They are wrong. This is a live federal operation.
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The $9 Billion Hole: Federal prosecutors now estimate the total fraud across Minnesota’s social programs (Child Care, Food, Housing, and Autism services) is nearing $9 billion, not the $250 million originally reported in the “Feeding Our Future” case.
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The 90+ Indicted: As of late December 2025, over 98 individuals have been charged. Recent names appearing in the “surge” include Tabitha Glynne Allsup, Orion Matthew Charwood, and Richard James Goodthunder, with federal investigators tracking a massive network of “ghost” centers that exist only on paper.
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The HHS Freeze: Just 48 hours ago, the Trump administration’s HHS frozen all child care payments to the state of Minnesota. This isn’t a “routine audit”—it’s a financial blockade because the state can’t prove the kids even exist.
The Walz and Omar Connection
Why the media cover-up? Follow the money.
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Governor Tim Walz: Whistleblowers within the Minnesota DHS allege that Walz’s administration systematically retaliated against employees who tried to report the fraud early. There are now active investigations into whether state data was intentionally deleted to hide the trail before the feds arrived.
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Ilhan Omar & Rose Lake Capital: While her district is at the heart of the fraud, Omar’s husband, Tim Mynett, has seen his venture capital firm, Rose Lake Capital, explode in value from $1,000 in 2023 to up to $25 million in late 2024. The firm recently scrubbed its website of key officers as House Oversight Chairman James Comer launched a formal investigation into these “unexplained” wealth surges.
| Date | Event | Media Narrative | The Raw Fact |
| Dec 26 | Nick Shirley Video Drops | “Debunked/Racist” | 116M views; triggers federal HHS freeze. |
| Dec 30 | Nokomis Break-in | “Vandalism” | Evidence (payroll/client files) is physically removed. |
| Dec 31 | HHS Freezes Funds | “Political Stunt” | Feds demand “photos and receipts” for every child in the system. |
| Jan 1 | Current Day | “Old News” | 90+ people in custody; $9B missing; 400+ whistleblowers coming forward. |
How Did This Happen? The Architecture of a $9 Billion Heist
The media wants you to believe this was a chaotic side-effect of the pandemic. The reality? It was a systemic failure—one that whistleblowers tried to stop as far back as 2018.
1. The “Whistleblower Silencing” (2018–2020)
Long before the current firestorm, DHS fraud investigator Scott Stillman testified before the Minnesota Senate. He warned that $100 million was being siphoned annually and even raised alarms about funds being routed to overseas terror networks via hawala systems.
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The Response: Instead of investigating the fraud, state leadership spent $90,000 on a consulting firm to scrutinize Stillman and his team. The message to state employees was clear: If you see fraud, keep your mouth shut.
2. “Schemes Stacked Upon Schemes”
Federal prosecutors now describe the Minnesota situation as a “multiplier” effect. Fraudsters didn’t just stop at one program; they used the same “ghost” clients to pull money from multiple buckets at once:
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The Feeding Our Future Model: They created shell companies that claimed to serve 5,000 meals a day in towns with only 1,000 people.
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The “Ghost” Daycares: Using the same rosters, they billed the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP).
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The Autism & Housing Pivot: When the feds started looking at food, the network pivoted to Housing Stabilization Services and Autism therapy (EIDBI). Costs for the housing program alone skyrocketed from $2.6 million to over $100 million in just three years.
3. The “Racism” Shield
Every time state auditors or independent journalists raised questions, the defense was the same. Organizations like Feeding Our Future (led by Aimee Bock, who was recently ordered to forfeit $5.2 million) accused regulators of “targeting” the Somali community.
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The Legal Stunt: In 2021, when the Minnesota Department of Education tried to stop payments to suspicious sites, the nonprofit sued the state. A judge—relying on the state’s lack of “hard evidence”—ordered the payments to resume. The state simply gave up rather than fighting for the taxpayers.
4. The 2025 “Surge” Names
The feds are no longer waiting for the state to act. Over 98 individuals have now been charged. While the media ignores the names, the public record shows a pattern of interconnected players. Recent indictments include:
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Ousman Camara: Claimed to feed 1,000 kids a day while paying $87,000 in kickbacks to sponsors.
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The “Family” Networks: Federal agents have tracked millions in “suitcases of cash” flying out of MSP airport to Turkey, Kenya, and Ohio.
The Verdict: Negligence or Complicity?
Whether it’s Governor Tim Walz claiming the state “cracked down” (despite paying out $700,000 to one firm after a fraud warning) or Ilhan Omar dismissing the scale of the crisis, the timeline shows the state had the map to this goldmine for years. They chose not to read it.
The surgical break-in at Nokomis Daycare on December 30th wasn’t a random act of crime—it was a clean-up operation for a system that is finally being forced into the light.
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