Baton Rouge man who orchestrated mail fraud scheme sentenced to 48 monthsBATON ROUGE — A Baton Rouge man who pleaded guilty to orchestrating a scheme to steal mail, alter checks and deposit stolen funds into multiple bank accounts was sentenced on Monday. Marvell Trevenski Jackson, Jr., 26, was sentenced to 48 months in federal prison and three years of supervised release following his imprisonment. Jackson also allegedly stole mail, including personal and business checks totaling at least $20,738 that were placed for collection in blue boxes at the U.S. Postal Service's office on Florida Street in Baton Rouge. As part of his sentencing, Jackson was ordered to pay $378,394 in restitution and to forfeit an additional $238,804.45 to the United States.