A former Kansas doctor, Frederick Louis Tanzer, who currently resides in Ohio, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on Friday. The indictment consists of six counts and is based on DNA evidence that links Tanzer to a rape case dating back to 1989.
Tanzer allegedly deceived federal investigators by denying any knowledge or contact with the victim during the time of the rape incident. He is facing four counts of providing false information to a federal agency or officer and two counts of fabricating or employing a fraudulent document or writing.
Each charge has the potential for a maximum prison sentence of five years. It’s important to note that federal offenses can still be pursued, regardless of whether the primary offense has surpassed the statute of limitations…