Cachengo, Inc. alleges that millions of dollars in company funds were spent on personal expenses unrelated to business operations, forming the financial backbone of its federal lawsuit against former CEO Ash Young, his wife Janae Young, and their daughter Aurora Beaulieu.
This is Part Three of a multi-part series examining the lawsuit. While Part Two focused on real estate and vehicles, this installment examines alleged personal spending and employee accounts from the period when payroll went unpaid.
Click here to read part one’s overview of Cachengo’s federal lawsuit against former CEO Ash Young and others.
Click here to read part two.
Following the Money
According to the verified complaint filed in federal court, Cachengo estimates that nearly $12 million in questionable spending occurred between 2023 and 2025 alone. An internal whistleblower investigation obtained by the Carroll County Observer alleges that some of that spending took place while employees were missing paychecks, with company funds allegedly used for vacations, expensive restaurant meals, luxury purchases, and other personal expenses during periods when the company reported having little or no operating cash.
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