Woman sentenced in fraud case that included fake death notice in Daily Press
U.S. District Judge
Hatcher pleaded guilty in
Her husband,
In 2014 and 2015, according to court documents agreed to by both sides in October, the Hatchers took out life insurance policies on
But in
"To substantiate the false death benefits claims," the Hatchers "created and submitted for publication a death notice" that
But Navy Mutual still didn't make the payout, saying a "certified death certificate" was necessary to get the money.
On
"After insurers denied their claims," the Hatchers "undertook a cross-country fraud scheme through which they obtained at least 20 new and newer-used luxury vehicles" by presenting fake checks at car dealerships in
Court documents said the Hatchers caused
After pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud, conspiracy to commit mail fraud, and a counterfeit check charge, they each faced up to 30 years behind bars. Federal sentencing guidelines, however, called for between 41 and 51 months to serve. At 48 months, both sentences fell within that range.
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Dujardin can be reached by phone at 757-247-4749.
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