Former Celtic Chris Wilcox’s youth organization Helping Everyday Youth (HEDY) is listed in an indictment by the United States of America in a case involving stealing tens of millions of dollars from Native American healthcare funds.

Here is the press release to the case:

https://www.justice.gov/usao-az/pr/arizona-ceo-and-accomplice-charged-embezzling-millions-dollars-tribal-healthcare

Below is the full indictment, which is public record (accessed through Public Access to Court Electronic Records, or PACER):

https://imgur.com/a/NykUfSD

Quoting page 3 lines 11-13 of the indictment, “HEDY was incorporated in Arizona on January 26, 2012. At the time, McKenzie was listed as the Statutory Agent and another individual (hereinafter "Individual A") was a member and manager.”

Linked below is the Articles of Organization for Helping Everyday Youth LLC, filed on Jan 26, 2012, and signed by Chris Wilcox, which is public record (accessed online through The Arizona Corporation Commission):

https://imgur.com/a/BjscIqp

Quoting page 5 lines 19-26 of the indictment, “From approximately 2015 through March 2023, ABHS transferred over $35 million to HEDY's Wells Fargo account (account ending in 0509) under the guise of the Professional Services Contracts. During these years, approximately 92% of HEDY's net deposits originated from ABHS. During this same approximate timeframe, HEDY transferred over $15 million to Individual A and his companies. HEDY also transferred over $14 million to McKenzie's D2K company, and $528,000 to McKenzie personally. Of this $14 million, over $12 million was paid to either McKenzie or D2K via checks endorsed by Individual A**.**”