A California The woman, who is already in jail for aiding and abetting her mother’s murder, has been charged with stealing millions of rupees in unemployment insurance benefits.
One of the 13 people accused of conspiracy to use stolen identity to defraud California of মধ্যে 2 million in California is a woman, CBS News reports. They have been charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Several of the defendants have received 31 counts of bank fraud and seven counts of exciting identity theft.
One of the people involved in the scheme was 37-year-old Natalie Le Demola, who had already been sentenced to life in prison for killing her own mother in 2001. He was convicted in 2005. Others were involved in the epidemic relief fund Plot was Khanshanda Raja, 31; Johnson II, 28; Felicit Alesha King, 41; Shafekah Lynette Mitchell, 33 Loresha Simon Davis, 31, among others.
Most of the money the defendants snatched from the state came from the COVID-19 unemployment fund.
CBS News reports that the defendants did 150 “extra jobs.” The news outlet added that the stolen identities were provided to them by a prison official working for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The group used the names, dates of birth and social security numbers of eligible people to take advantage of unemployment.
And many more have been arrested.