Overview
- Rose Lake Capital, founded by Omar’s husband Tim Mynett, deleted nine officer and adviser biographies from its website between September and October, according to recent reporting.
- Those removed included former Obama-era and Democratic Party figures, and none of them have been charged in the Minnesota fraud cases.
- Nearly 90 people have been charged in what prosecutors describe as the largest pandemic-related meals fraud, while Omar has not been charged.
- The Treasury and Justice Departments have opened investigations into potential money laundering connected to the fraud prosecutions.
- Omar’s disclosures list household assets between $6 million and $30 million in 2024 as Rose Lake claimed $60 billion in assets under management and showed operational irregularities, while her campaign says it returned $7,400 donated by later-convicted defendants.