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Texan gets 38 years for stealing 78 identities (update)

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Dissent

As an update to the case reported here yesterday, Tiara M. Ellis of the Dallas Morning News reports:

A Duncanville woman who confessed to stealing the identities of 78 people was sentenced to 38 years in prison Monday in what authorities are calling one of the biggest identity-theft cases against a single person in the Dallas area.

Furnioes Giddings Parker, 42, stole tens of thousands of dollars through people’s credit cards while working at fast-food restaurants such as Braum’s, Whataburger and Luby’s Cafeteria, Duncanville police Detective Ralph Woods said.

She also stole the identities of 14 elderly people while working as a dietitian aide at C.C. Young, a retirement community near White Rock Lake.

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