FBI says woman posed as aircraft company heiress in $30M bank fraud scheme
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Mary Carole McDonnell posed as heiress to the McDonnell Aircraft family and falsely claimed to have access to an $80 million secret trust, the FBI says.
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A woman allegedly posed as an heiress and scammed nearly $30 million from banks and institutions in Los Angeles and Orange counties, according to authorities.
Mary Carole McDonnell posed as heiress to the McDonnell Aircraft family and falsely claimed to have access to an $80 million secret trust, the FBI says.
A 73-year-old Michigan woman is on the run after allegedly posing as a heiress and scamming nearly $30 million from banks and other financial institutions in a yearlong scheme, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a most wanted bulletin
Mary Carole McDonnell, a Michigan native, is accused of scamming the banks after pedaling false claims that she was part of the McDonnell Aircraft dynasty and had access to a secret $80 million trust fund.
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