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Former Columbus bakery owner sentenced for stealing identity of deceased baby, committing $1.5M in pandemic relief fraud

A former Columbus woman was sentenced in federal court this month to 72 months (six years) in prison for committing 16 counts of wire and passport fraud. The defendant stole the identity of a baby who died as an infant and used the infant’s identity to obtain a passport, a student pilot license, a job as a flight attendant and pandemic relief loans.

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'A Child Who Died In Infancy Now Has a Criminal Record': Woman Who Stole Dead Baby's Identity and $1.5M In PPP Loans Sentenced to Six Years

'A Child Who Died In Infancy Now Has a Criminal Record': Woman Who Stole Dead Baby's Identity and $1.5M In PPP Loans Sentenced to Six Years
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Ex-Columbus woman who stole dead baby's ID sentenced in $1.5M fraud

Former Columbus bakery owner Ava Misseldine is selling homes in Michigan and Utah to pay back $1.5 million in fraudulent federal loans to buy 2 homes.

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Woman who stole dead baby's ID and COVID funds sentenced to 6 years

A former Ohio bakery owner was sentenced to six years in prison after stealing a dead baby s identity to get $1.5 million in COVID-19 relief loans.

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Ex-Columbus woman who stole dead baby's ID sentenced in $1.5M fraud

Former Columbus bakery owner Ava Misseldine is selling homes in Michigan and Utah to pay back $1.5 million in fraudulent federal loans to buy 2 homes.

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