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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- A Russian man arrested at his north Raleigh mansion late last year has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Utah.According to court documents, Leonid Teyf, 57, was part of a scheme where several trucking companies paid more than $1 million in bribes to the Utah FedEx ground hub manager.Teyf was originally investigated by the feds in Raleigh in a murder-for-hire plot involving the son of his housekeeper because Teyf thought he was having an affair with his wife.But the investigation ballooned to outside the $5 million north Raleigh mansion where the housekeeper, her husband, and son -- all from Russia -- lived with the Teyf family.Soon the feds were accusing Teyf of being involved in a $150 million dollar kickback scheme in his native Russia and bringing some of the money to the United States.Both Teyf and his wife, Tatyana, are accused of several immigration-law violations in connection with the alleged scheme.Teyf remains in jail until he faces trial.Judge orders Raleigh man accused in murder-for-hire plot to be jailed until trialRaleigh man accused of money laundering linked to Russian indicted in 2016 election meddlingRaleigh man hired as 'private investigator' in Russian immigrant's murder-for-hire plot charged with cyberstalkingMan who owns Raleigh mansion raided by FBI indicted in murder-for-hire plotMan who owns Raleigh mansion raided by FBI wanted wife's alleged lover sent back to Russia, federal court documents showFBI raids Raleigh mansion, removes truckload of evidence