According to her latest financial disclosure, Omar now reports up to $25 million tied to Rose Lake Capital LLC, a venture capital firm based in D.C. But here’s the wild part 👀 — last year, that same company was valued between $1 and $1,000 on her forms.
Omar says she doesn’t personally receive income from Rose Lake… but the firm is linked to her husband, Tim Mynett, who’s listed as co-founder and president. Another business tied to him, ESTCRU LLC (a winery), also suddenly jumped in value — from at most $50,000 to as high as $5 million in just a year.
Now the National Legal and Policy Center says they’re “looking into it,” and Omar’s disclosures are under the microscope. Meanwhile, Rose Lake’s LinkedIn appears to have vanished, team bios disappeared from its website, and old pages showed connections with ex-diplomats and former senators… all now scrubbed from public view 🫢
This all lands while Minnesota is already rocked by a massive $9 billion fraud scandal involving social programs, with dozens charged and federal prosecutors calling it “industrial-scale fraud.”
Omar says the wealth jump and accusations are being blown out of proportion — and blames pandemic-era programs for the state’s fraud chaos.
💬 So what do you think:
👉 meteoric success story?
👉 or questions that desperately need answers?
