Three Sentenced in Fentanyl Distribution Case That Resulted in Two Deaths

Cam Christopher Jahnke was sentenced to 193 months for conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance (Fentanyl). When he is released he will serve eight years of supervised release.

Chase Daniel Jahnke was sentenced to serve 204 months for conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance (Fentanyl), and will serve an additional seven years of supervised release.

Kelsi Marie Thurman was sentenced to 156 years for conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance (Fentanyl) and also to five years of supervised release.

All three were ordered to pay $25,749.46 in restitution and $100 Special Assessment to the Crime Victims Fund. They were remanded into the custody of the United States Marshal and the Federal Board of Prison: including Collin Clarken and Colby Clarken will be sentenced in August; Mason Loudermilk in June.