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He left home to get sober. Why was he found dead in a motel?

Native Americans and other vulnerable people battling addiction continue to be recruited and brought to Arizona, and the case of 32-year-old Fernando Largo is a sad one. Why was he, a New Mexico man, found dead in Mesa when he was supposed to be getting treatment? He wanted to get sober and turn his life around. Instead, he died of an overdose and due to the circumstances around his death, his family wants someone held accountable. Meskee Tsotaddle-Yatsayte has been a longtime advocate for missing members of the Navajo community. This past year, families have been searching for Native Americans in Arizona where authorities say indigenous people from New Mexico, Montana, the Dakotas and Alaska are recruited to get so-called treatment for addiction. The alleged scheme involves signing up individuals for Medicaid benefits as organizers have defrauded the state for nearly a billion dollars, charging Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS), Arizona’s Medicaid agency for therapy services that are rarely provided. In many cases, victims are enticed with alcohol or drugs, and are kept in shady sober living homes, according to the FBI. Now, the state is cracking down with suspensions of payments to more than 200 providers believed to be involved in Medicaid fraud. Subscribe to FOX 10 Phoenix!    / @fox10phoenix   #fox10phoenix #fox10investigates #news #arizona #newmexico #soberliving FOX 10 Phoenix delivers breaking news, live events, politics, entertainment, business news and local stories from Phoenix, Arizona and across the nation. Watch more FOX 10 Phoenix on YouTube: Investigations:    • Investigations   Arizona headlines:    • Arizona headlines (Archive 2)   National headlines:    • National headlines   Raw footage:    • Raw footage