Most people in Wisconsin paid between $115 - $600 on orders placed with Alexander King Farms. Wisconsin customers alone are owed more than $65,000. More than 200 meat orders were supposed to go to people in Wisconsin. The forms within the bankruptcy filing estimate her total liabilities at $814,000 and her assets are nearly $19,000.Īccording to calculations conducted by Contact 6, customers and various local business associates are owed more than $350,000. In December of 2016, Alexander filed for Chapter 12 bankruptcy. Months later, Contact 6 knows exactly how much Alexander owes.
I'm just so sorry that it didn't turn out different than it did," Alexander said. "I really appreciate everything, all the hope that they had, and the business that they gave us. Alexander said she hoped to make things right with her customers. In September, Contact 6 caught up with the farm's owner, Beth Alexander, outside the Henry County Courthouse in Illinois. "There was a lot of great reviews on the actual website, and the cuts and selection of the different butchering options you could choose were really appealing," Blosmore told Contact 6 last year. Other Wisconsin customers, like Jamie Blosmore, spent hundreds of dollars on orders to the farm through its website. "I wanted to look for a better option for feeding my kids because there are so many extra chemicals in the meat that we have now, and hormones and all of that extra stuff," Brost told Contact 6 in 2016. The farm promised its customers high-quality all-natural beef and pork, which is why Angie Brost placed an order. Now, there's more information about whether customers will ever get their money because Alexander King Farms has filed for bankruptcy.
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