Kona Woman Charged After Earning Millions From Fake ‘100% Kona Coffee’ Beans

Kona woman charged after earning millions from fake ‘100% Kona Coffee’ beans

Patricia Johnson (66) of Kona, allegedly knew that the 194,000 pounds of coffee she had purchased from mainland wholesalers originally came from South America.

Kona woman accused of fraudulently selling coffee - West Hawaii Today

A 66-year-old Kona woman was indicted by a federal grand jury after she allegedly made more than $5.2 million selling “100% Kona coffee” that was actually sourced from South American beans bought in California and Washington.

Kona woman accused of fraudulently selling coffee - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

A 66-year-old Kona woman was indicted by a federal grand jury after she allegedly made more than $5.2 million selling “100% Kona coffee” that was actually sourced from South American beans bought in California and Washington.

Woman charged for making millions off ‘100% Kona Coffee’ that was not pure | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

A 66-year-old Kona woman was indicted by a federal grand jury after she allegedly made more than $5.2 million selling “100% Kona coffee” that was actually sourced from South American beans bought in California and Washington.

Kona woman accused of fraudulently selling coffee

Kona woman accused of fraudulently selling coffee