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Black Widow Pleads Guilty
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Published on February 28, 2008
The government agreed to the plea bargain primarily because Moseley "didn't suffer enormous financial damage," Williams says. The forged checks totaled less than $3,000. (This does not include the credit card charges.)
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Sandra Bridewell
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Sandra Bridewell, Black Widow, unsolved murder, Social Security fraud, identity theftAlso attending the hearing were Lieutenant Marty Folding, Detective Jayne Todd and assistant district attorney Brooke Leland of Brunswick County, who say that Bridewell is still under investigation in their jurisdiction.
When it was learned that Bridewell might have committed Social Security fraud, federal agent Frank Maroney began investigating the case. His summary to the court concluded that in addition to Bowers, Bridewell used other aliases, addresses and ages.
When the federal proceedings were done, Bridewell smiled at her attorney and turned for her arms to be handcuffed behind her back by the bailiff. She again shuffled past Gloria Rehrig with no acknowledgment, head high and staring straight ahead.
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