Waterloo woman sentenced to prison for $494K fraud case
WATERLOO — Kimberly Anny Henny worked with disabled residents at a nonprofit she started.
Now she is going to prison for allegedly stealing almost half a million dollars from her husband’s elderly aunt, who was blind, had difficulty hearing and suffered from diminished cognitive abilities.
On Friday, Judge C.J. Williams sentenced Henny — who had operated Healing Harvest Ministries, Special Needs Services and Perspectives Behavioral Health — to five years and 10 months in prison on one count of wire fraud in U.S. District Court in Cedar Rapids.
Henny, 53, will be on supervised release for three years following the prison time. She was also ordered to pay $494,724 in restitution.
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