She extorted PLN 6 million for expensive clothes and handbags.  She bragged about everything online

She extorted PLN 6 million for expensive clothes and handbags. She bragged about everything online

According to Business Insider, 32-year-old Danielle Miller obtained a low-interest loan due to COVID-19 in the amount of USD 1.5 million, which is the equivalent of about PLN 6 million. The influencer admitted that she spent the money on luxury and lavish lifestyle. After some time, she was accused of embezzlement. He must return all the money.

In March, a 32-year-old woman openly admitted that she had spent the borrowed money on a lavish lifestyle; luxury clothes, cars, handbags and cosmetics. She bragged about everything on her social media profile. Now she will have to say goodbye to expensive items.

The 32-year-old influencer created fake driver’s licenses and fictitious company names

Danielle Miller – an influencer who is followed by over 34,000 on Instagram. people – was arrested in May 2021. In March, she pleaded guilty to charges against her. to three counts of electronic fraud and two counts of identity theft. – According to a Justice Department press release, the allegations include impersonating more than 10 people between July 2020 and May 2021. to acquire $1.5 million. loans, according to Business Insider. It turns out that the woman created fake driving licenses and fictitious company names – all in order to extort as much money as possible.

She bragged about her actions on social media

All the extorted money, 32-year-old Danielle Miller, spent on luxury clothes, handbags, cars and apartments. As if that wasn’t enough, she openly bragged about it on social media, posting pictures on Instagram next to sports cars. In addition, she also gave an interview to “New York Magazine” last year. From the conversation, it appears that Miller does not regret what she has done, but rather considers herself a cunning fraud who can cheat the system.

On her social media profile, she told her followers about the behind the scenes of forging someone’s identity and other scams. She is currently serving a five-year sentence in a separate Florida bank fraud case, but recently pleaded guilty to three other charges. Each of them is punishable by up to 20 years in prison.

Source: Gazeta

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