United States v. Parker

TYMKOVICH, Circuit Judge.

This case involves a scheme to sell defective airplane engines. Robert Parker and two co-defendants were accused of improperly overhauling small aircraft engines and falsely representing to customers that the engines met Federal Aviation Administration requirements. After a jury trial, Parker was convicted on five counts for his role in the scheme — one count for conspiracy, three counts for aiding and abetting or making or using false writings in connection with aircraft parts, and one count for mail fraud. The district court sentenced Parker to 72 months in prison…