US EditionWyoming journalist faces 10 more forgery charges in alleged homebuying scheme
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Wyoming journalist faces 10 more forgery charges in alleged homebuying scheme
A Wyoming journalist faces 10 new felony charges accusing her of forging documents that falsely showed she had received a loan and grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for a Chugwater home she sought to purchase. Platte County prosecutors charged April Marie Morganroth on Wednesday with five counts of forgery and five counts of possession of forged writing, court filings show. Each forgery charge carries a maximum prison sentence of 10…
Wyoming Reporter Now Facing An Additional 10 Felony Charges
A Wyoming reporter is facing an additional 10 felony charges after allegedly forging USDA loan documents for a property purchase. She's already facing 10 felony charges for submitting forged documents and lying under oath before the Industrial Siting Council.
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