United States: For two years, this quadra pretended to be her daughter

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A 48 -year -old American is at risk of five years in prison for taking the identity of her 22 -year -old daughter in order to enter UNI, to receive subsidies, and to go out with young men.

A 48 -year -old woman risks a sentence of five years in prison after intentionally providing false information to the American federal administration.She pleaded guilty this week.In 2016, Laura Oglesby, from Arkansas, applied for a social security card in the name of her child, Lauren Hays.She received the document by e-mail, without any difficulty.Once this sesame in his pocket, the American then aged 43 years pretended to be her 22 -year -old daughter, with whom she no longer had contact.

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Straight in her role, she chained relationships with young men in their twenties, who did not suspect that they were going out with a forties."Everyone believed it.She even had little friends who were sure she was 22 years old, "said" New York Times "Jamie Perkins, Mountain View (Missouri) police chief (Missouri)..The Snapchat account of Laura was full of photos where she pretended to be Lauren, rejuvenating filters in support.

"She has completely adopted a younger lifestyle: clothes, makeup and personality.She completely assumed to become a 22 -year -old person, "said Inspector Stetson Schwien.Laura lived two years in a couple from Mountain View, who took her for a young woman fleeing a situation of domestic violence.During this period, the forties requested a Missouri driver's license on behalf of her daughter before registering for the Southwest Baptist University.

The American asked for financial assistance and received $ 9,400 in federal student loans and $ 5,920 subsidies, especially.She even worked at the local library, where the inhabitants knew her under the name of Lauren Hays.The imposture was finally discovered in August 2018, when the authorities of Arkansas contacted the Mountain View police, suspecting that Laura Oglesby had committed financial fraud using the name of her daughter.

Arrested, the forties first denied the facts, before cracking and admitting everything.She pleaded guilty