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Jim Petro: A Montgomery County Children Services Agency performance audit covering July 1997-June 1998 found $3,023,923 in questioned costs tied to overstated Title IV-E reimbursement claims and misuse of foster-care funds; individual agencies were charged with specific findings, including one with $1,209,680 in questioned costs for unallowed investments, a sports car and plastic-surgery expenses, and SAFY of Ohio, Inc. with $5,106,893 in excessive management fees paid to its parent company.

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1998
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A Montgomery County Children Services Agency performance audit covering July 1997-June 1998 found $3,023,923 in questioned costs tied to overstated Title IV-E reimbursement claims and misuse of foster-care funds; individual agencies were charged with specific findings, including one with $1,209,680 in questioned costs for unallowed investments, a sports car and plastic-surgery expenses, and SAFY of Ohio, Inc. with $5,106,893 in excessive management fees paid to its parent company.

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  1. https://www.scribd.com/document/102422513/Petro-Audit-Montgomery-County-Children-Services-Agency
  2. https://www.scribd.com/document/102422761/Petro-Audit-Parmadale-98-Cuyahoga

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