This is How Dee Ann Warner’s Husband Benefits from Her Disappearance
It is shameful
When someone lands $1.4 million they didn’t earn, you may think they won the lottery, a sweepstakes, or some kind of raffle. But that’s not how Dale Warner did it, according to Billy Little, Jr., the investigative attorney working on the missing person case of Dee Ann Warner.
“He stole it from the federal government,” Little told me, “and I have the paperwork to prove it.”
Little produced the paperwork for me to review. Two documents stood out. Both were the Operating Agreement for Dale and Dee Warner’s farming business, War-Ag LLC. Both were dated March 7, 2006. The agreement allowed the two owners, Dale and Dee, to set their own policies on how the business would operate. One was the original, the other was fraudulent.
“The fraudulent one was produced by Dale Warner and Mark Weisberg after the disappearance of Dee,” Little said.
Dale hired Mark Weisberg to conduct business operations at Dale and Dee’s businesses. A strange choice considering Mr. Weisberg is a convicted felon for embezzlement.
The fraudulent document was two pages longer than the original. It added language that gave Dale the authority to take out loans, set up bank accounts, and apply for credit on behalf of…
