By valleynewslive.com
A man sold raffle tickets across the country claiming to raise money to help veterans. He brought in more than a $100,000. But WCCO learned where the money was really going, and it wasnāt to veterans. And there are victims right here in Minnesota.
Brad Johnson is a constant supporter of two things:Ā āMilitary and aviation,ā he said.
So when he learned about Winged Warriors, he thought it was a win-win.Ā āI thought it was a great opportunity for the two to come together,ā Johnson said.
According to the groupās Facebook page, Winged Warriors, based in California, claims to be a ānonprofit organization.ā The website says they offer flight lessons for vets.
Up until December 2013, they were selling raffle tickets to win a 1948 Cessna 140 and other small planes. WCCO teamed up with CBS Los Angeles investigative reporter David Goldstein.
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