Two Kentucky men, Hussein Qasim, 34, and Ibrahim Qasim, 29, were sentenced on Monday to 57 months and 45 months in prison, respectively, for their involvement in a multi-million dollar money laundering conspiracy. The Qasim brothers of Lexington admitted to participating in a scheme where their co-conspirators, based outside the U.S., impersonated employees of luxury car dealerships to trick them into buying expensive vehicles that were never delivered. Read: Kentucky State Police Announce Arrests In Prestonsburg’s Amber Spradlin Murder Case The dealerships would then send payments to bank acc…
