Siblings face 700 years in prison for alleged tax fraud scheme

A brother and two sisters face more than 700 years in prison for a tax fraud scheme.

Shannon Bradley and his sisters were in a Cobb County court Thursday when a judge refused to delay their trial.

Atlanta television station WSB-TV profiled the story in 2013 and viewers helped investigators identify the suspects.

Bradley is accused of breaking into three Atlanta-area tax offices and stealing computers containing the Social Security numbers and other personal information for 1,800 people.

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