Is Steven Mcbee going to jail? Mcbee Dynasty Story convicted of fraud

Steven “Steve” Mcbee Sr. He was finally sentenced for his part in the multimillion-dollar harvest fraud after pleading guilty in 2024.

Mcbee, 52, was sentenced to 24 months in prison on Thursday, October 16, after his previous hearing was postponed four separate times.

US District Court Judge Stephen R. Back ordered Mcbee to serve two years in prison and another two years on supervised release, according to court documents obtained by We.

The former CEO of Mcbee and Conthem Farm will also pay $4,022,124 in restitution for his crimes. According to the filing, Mcbee must surrender before 2 PM on Monday, December 1.

Mcbee gained public attention in early 2024 when he and his family made their reality TV debut The Mcbee Dynasty: America’s Real Cowboys. The first season followed Steve and his four sons, Steven Mcbee Jr., Jesse Mcbee, Cole Mcbee and Brayden McBeeas they run their ranch and cattle company in Gallatin, Miskouri.

While the show was full of twists and turns, including Steve’s love affair with his company’s CFO Galyna Saltkovska – Who did he have lovers with while he was married to the mother of his sons, Kristi McBee – It wasn’t until the cameras stopped rolling that he found himself in real trouble.

The US Constrolly office of western Missouri announced the November 2024 press release

Steve was accused of a false report to the insurance provider for 2018, rain and hill “his corn harvest is about 674,812 bushels of soy about 157,833 bushels,” by DoJ.

He also revealed that he received more than $2.6 million in Federal Crop Insurance Benefits and an additional $552,000 in Federal Crop Insurance Subrimies False Report.

DoJ said that Steve spat again in 2020, which contained allegations that he had a bad reputation that his soybean crops “were in 2019 when they used the same land to grow wheat. The government explained that with the allegations of double planting, Steve is not “entitled” to an insurance claim after the time that was fulfilled later.

In 2020, Steve is said to have given the Nau Country Insurance Fund “fraudulently get a new insurance policy after planting corn past the last day of planting for one year.

Steve, for his part, pleaded guilty in November 2024. He admitted that his farm was sold for “more than 1.2 million bushels.

He signed a plea agreement in which Steve agreed to pay restitution after the government reportedly lost more than $4 million at Steve’s hands.

Steve’s Plea served as an admission of guilt that he “perpetrated fraudulent activity from 2018 to 2020 that caused economic losses to the US Department of Agriculture,” the press release said.

Steve was originally set to be sentenced in March, but it was changed several times before arriving on Thursday. After his fourth delay in September, Steve was ordered to discard three of his watches.

People It was reported last month that the watches – the Tag Heaer formula 1 watch, the Heuer Grand Carrera Watch and the Rolex Daytona Watch – were considered “assets of partial satisfaction of the money judgment” owed.

The court order pointed to US code that allows them to seek the loss of “all property, real and personal, taken, or indirectly, as a result of the alleged violation.” The filing explained that “the United States has obtained assets of defendant Steve A. Mcbee that are not directly attributable to the crimes specifically alleged.”

Before the sentence, Mcbee Dynasty Fans watched as Steve’s sons learned about his FBI investigation during the STAVO season.

“We depend on the family. We take it day by day,” Steven, who took over as CEO of the farm amid his father’s legal woes, exclusively told US of the Week July of previous family mindset. “The situation is still ongoing. We hope to wrap it up and have an end to it before the end of the year. It is our goal, we can start this.'”