Jeffrey Armstrong was also sentenced to 10 years of post-release supervision and fined $5,000. The FBI alleges that Armstrong spoke with someone online that he believed to be interested in sexual relations with minors. Armstrong said that he shared this interest. Over ten days, an FBI agent posing as a like-minded person got into an online discussion with him and Armstrong spoke about exchanging explicit photos of underage girls.

According to a release from the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio's Office, Amanda Hovanec, Anthony Theodorou, and Anita Green are charged with allegedly participating in a conspiracy that led to the death of Timothy Hovanec back in April. The indictment says that in or around of February and continuing through March of this year, Hovanec and Theodorou allegedly worked together to import etorphine into the United States. By importing this controlled substance, the two are charged with causing the death of Timothy Hovanec in April.