Serial con artist : Feds unravel tale of Calif. influencer wannabe
Gabrielle Bluestone, New York Times
April 17, 2021
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In February, federal prosecutors announced the arrest of Tracii Hutsona on wire fraud and identity theft charges, calling her a “serial con artist.”BRIAN STAUFFER/NYT
Tracii Show Hutsona and Derrell Hutsona showed off the expensive cars they drove, the jets they chartered, the celebrity perks they scored and the fancy properties in Southern California they may or may not have lived in.
The title of their YouTube channel, Homeless Millionaires, is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that the couple was prepared to lend out their rented cliffside Los Angeles home and luxury vehicles including a Mercedes G Wagon, a Mercedes Sprinter and a Lamborghini to the clients of their VIP concierge service, Elite Lux Life, at a moment’s notice.
The serial con artist: A cautionary tale for nearly everyone
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By: Gabrielle Bluestone
Meet Tracii Hutsona. She can talk anybody into anything, said her sister. Over decades, authorities say, she did. Tracii Show Hutsona and Derrell Hutsona showed off the expensive cars they drove, the jets they chartered, the celebrity perks they scored and the fancy properties in Southern California they may or may not have lived in.
The title of their YouTube channel, Homeless Millionaires, is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that the couple was prepared to lend out their rented cliffside Los Angeles home and luxury vehicles including a Mercedes G Wagon, a Mercedes Sprinter and a Lamborghini to the clients of their VIP concierge service, Elite Lux Life, at a moment s notice.
A Cautionary Tale for Nearly Everyone
Meet Tracii Hutsona. “She can talk anybody into anything,” said her sister. Over decades, authorities say, she did.
Tracii Hutsona in a still from the YouTube channel Homeless Millionaires.
By Gabrielle Bluestone
April 15, 2021Updated 3:28 p.m. ET
Tracii Show Hutsona and Derrell Hutsona showed off the expensive cars they drove, the jets they chartered, the celebrity perks they scored and the fancy properties in Southern California they may or may not have lived in.
The title of their YouTube channel, Homeless Millionaires, is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the fact that the couple was prepared to lend out their rented cliff-side Los Angeles home and luxury vehicles including a Mercedes G Wagon, a Mercedes Sprinter and a Lamborghini to the clients of their V.I.P. concierge service, Elite Lux Life, at a moment’s notice.
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