Atlanta woman stole nearly $10 million from Amazon and forged a judge's signature

Amazon delivery business owner stole $10M to fund lavish lifestyle

Brittany Hudson, a 40-year-old from Atlanta, was found guilty by a federal jury of defrauding Amazon in a months-long scheme

Women convicted of fraud, forging judge's signature in $10 million Smyrna case

A federal jury convicted an Atlanta woman of fraud, forgery and stealing nearly $10 million from a Smyrna-based Amazon warehouse.

Atlanta woman stole nearly $10 million from Amazon and forged a judge's signature

A federal jury convicted a 40-year-old Atlanta woman on all 30 counts in a fraud case involving nearly $10 million stolen from Amazon, forged federal court documents, and money laundering. What’s Happening: Brittany Hudson owned an Amazon delivery business called Legend Express LLC. On March 13, a jury found her guilty of conspiracy, wire fraud, […] The post Atlanta woman stole nearly $10 million from Amazon and forged a judge’s signature appear…

Amazon delivery provider convicted in $9.4M fraud scheme

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Atlanta Woman Convicted Of $10 Million Amazon Fraud And Forging Federal Judge's Signature - The Central Georgian

ATLANTA, Georgia – A federal jury has convicted an Atlanta woman of orchestrating a multi-million-dollar fraud scheme targeting Amazon and forging the signature of a federal judge. Brittany Hudson, 40, was found guilty on March 13, 2026, of all 30 counts in a federal indictment, including conspiracy, wire fraud, money laundering, and forgery. Prosecutors said Hudson stole nearly $10 million from Amazon through a scheme involving fake vendors and…