Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
A law firm’s success is best represented by the results of how they help their clients achieve justice, as in the case of Olga Hernandez, a 66-year-old former school district employee, became an unlikely target of an FBI insurance fraud investigation dubbed Operation Wicked Trust.
After working for the San Antonio Independent School District as a secretary for 30 years, Hernandez was elected a trustee in 2006. She held that position for 11 years until she resigned in February 2017, when she was indicted, arrested, and publicly led away in handcuffs.
But the only problem with the Federal government’s case against Olga was she was completely innocent, and the prosecuting Assistant US Attorney, Mark T. Roomberg knew it and had no evidence for proof.
A law firm’s success is best represented by the results of how they help their clients achieve justice, as in the case of Olga Hernandez, a 66-year-old former school district employee, became an unlikely target of an FBI insurance fraud investigation dubbed Operation Wicked Trust.
After working for the San Antonio Independent School District as a secretary for 30 years, Hernandez was elected a trustee in 2006. She held that position for 11 years until she resigned in February 2017, when she was indicted, arrested, and publicly led away in handcuffs.
But the only problem with the Federal government’s case against Olga was she was completely innocent, and the prosecuting Assistant US Attorney, Mark T. Roomberg knew it and had no evidence for proof.
