A Florida man and his three sons have been indicted on federal prices alleging they bought tens of 1000’s of bottles of bleach that had been marketed as a “miracle treatment” for COVID-19. Associated video above: 5 harmful methods we misuse cleaners to do away with COVID-19Mark Grenon, Jonathan Grenon, Jordan Grenon and Joseph Grenon, are accused of fraud and violating courtroom orders mandating that they cease promoting the faux treatment. Federal prosecutors stated the boys had been fraudulently advertising and promoting “Miracle Mineral Answer,” a poisonous industrial bleach, as a treatment for COVID-19, most cancers, Alzheimer’s illness, diabetes, autism, malaria, hepatitis, Parkinson’s illness, herpes, HIV/AIDS and different critical medical situations. Investigators stated the Grenons had been manufacturing Miracle Mineral Answer in a shed in Jonathan Grenon’s yard in Bradenton. The indictment alleges that earlier than advertising Miracle Mineral Answer as a treatment for COVID-19, the Grenons marketed Miracle Mineral Answer as a miracle cure-all for dozens of different critical ailments and problems, despite the fact that the Meals and Drug Administration had not accredited Miracle Mineral Answer for any use. Federal investigators stated the Grenons bought tens of 1000’s of bottles of Miracle Mineral Answer nationwide. Prosecutors stated they bought the product beneath the guise of Genesis II Church of Well being and Therapeutic, an entity they’re accused of making to keep away from authorities regulation of Miracle Mineral Answer and protect themselves from prosecution. In line with charging paperwork, Genesis’ personal web sites describe Genesis as a “non-religious church,” and Mark Grenon, the co-founder of Genesis, has repeatedly acknowledged that Genesis “has nothing to do with faith,” and that he based Genesis to “legalize the usage of MMS” and keep away from “going to jail.”The church web site said that Miracle Mineral Answer could possibly be acquired solely by a “donation” to Genesis, however the donation quantities for Miracle Mineral Answer orders had been set at particular greenback quantities, and had been necessary, such that the donation quantities had been successfully simply gross sales costs, prosecutors stated. The indictment alleges that the Grenons obtained greater than $1 million from promoting Miracle Mineral Answer.
A Florida man and his three sons have been indicted on federal prices alleging they bought tens of 1000’s of bottles of bleach that had been marketed as a “miracle treatment” for COVID-19.
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Mark Grenon, Jonathan Grenon, Jordan Grenon and Joseph Grenon, are accused of fraud and violating courtroom orders mandating that they cease promoting the faux treatment.
Federal prosecutors stated the boys had been fraudulently advertising and promoting “Miracle Mineral Answer,” a poisonous industrial bleach, as a treatment for COVID-19, most cancers, Alzheimer’s illness, diabetes, autism, malaria, hepatitis, Parkinson’s illness, herpes, HIV/AIDS and different critical medical situations.
Investigators stated the Grenons had been manufacturing Miracle Mineral Answer in a shed in Jonathan Grenon’s yard in Bradenton.
The indictment alleges that earlier than advertising Miracle Mineral Answer as a treatment for COVID-19, the Grenons marketed Miracle Mineral Answer as a miracle cure-all for dozens of different critical ailments and problems, despite the fact that the Meals and Drug Administration had not accredited Miracle Mineral Answer for any use.
Federal investigators stated the Grenons bought tens of 1000’s of bottles of Miracle Mineral Answer nationwide.
Prosecutors stated they bought the product beneath the guise of Genesis II Church of Well being and Therapeutic, an entity they’re accused of making to keep away from authorities regulation of Miracle Mineral Answer and protect themselves from prosecution.
In line with charging paperwork, Genesis’ personal web sites describe Genesis as a “non-religious church,” and Mark Grenon, the co-founder of Genesis, has repeatedly acknowledged that Genesis “has nothing to do with faith,” and that he based Genesis to “legalize the usage of MMS” and keep away from “going to jail.”
The church web site said that Miracle Mineral Answer could possibly be acquired solely by a “donation” to Genesis, however the donation quantities for Miracle Mineral Answer orders had been set at particular greenback quantities, and had been necessary, such that the donation quantities had been successfully simply gross sales costs, prosecutors stated.
The indictment alleges that the Grenons obtained greater than $1 million from promoting Miracle Mineral Answer.
