Jurors deliberated two days.
After two days’ deliberation, jurors convicted Voss on every count except theft of government property. Prosecutors could not prove which cabinet cash bundles originated in the evidence room.
Four months later, the senior judge from Alabama sentenced him to seventeen years in federal prison.
She also ordered him to pay restitution: $8,400 to Terrence Holloway for the tuition money taken from his glove box, and $187,500, the amount of the kickbacks, to be forfeited to the United States. She ordered the cash from the gray filing cabinet forfeited as well.
Wade Purcell got eight years. Darla Fenwick got three.
Before the sentencing ended, the judge asked whether any victims wished to speak.
Jaylen Greene stood up.
He walked to the podium in a white button-down shirt that still had fold creases in it from the package. He unfolded a piece of yellow legal paper and smoothed it flat with both hands.
