Ruby Corado, founder of LGBTQ+ nonprofit Casa Ruby, pleads guilty to wire fraud
The Washington, D.C. nonprofit shuttered its doors after she vanished with thousands of dollars.
JULY 18, 2024
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The Washington, D.C. nonprofit shuttered its doors after she vanished with thousands of dollars.
"I realized that I cannot fight the system," Ruby Corado said. "The system is not meant to support people who are in need."
Ruby Corado, the organization's founder, has vanished without the staff knowing how to contact her.
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The Department of Justice said that Ruby Corado was arrested after unexpectedly returning to the United States.
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