Agents accuse her of committing $100 million in fraud through a kickback scheme.
New details you'll only see on ABC13 are emerging after a man was charged with arson and accused of playing a role in burning his San Jacinto County house down, where two men died back in June.
The home health company owner allegedly billed Medicare for services not medically necessary or provided for several years. He's set to spend nearly five years behind bars.
The convicted serial schemer was sentenced to 8.5 years in prison and ordered by the court to pay back everything he stole: $3,002,655.13.
Caroline and Rommel Zamora are accused of allegedly paying cash kickbacks to doctors to certify and refer unqualified patients to their private-owned home healthcare company.
Following their separation, the woman allegedly used her ex-husband's provider number to submit fraudulent claims for counseling services that were never provided.