She Left 43 Fake Ordinations-Why a Beloved Hospice Chaplain Lied
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She Left 43 Fake Ordinations-Why a Beloved Hospice Chaplain Lied
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Fear and trust collide: forty-three certificates of ordination, each with a different name and denominational seal, were found in a snow-covered box outside a hospice-each signed in the same handwriting. Who was the 52-year-old chaplain who kept a library of prepared identities, and why did she never use them? What was she getting ready to do?
In this episode, we follow the documented record of Nicole Porter from her childhood in Fenwick, Kentucky to her work at Sycamore Pines Hospice and earlier roles, tracing the moments recorded in official files and eyewitness accounts. We cover her time at Luther Seminary, later applications and employment, and the discovery that raised the central question: was this deception about credentials, preparation for reinvention, or something else?
Person: Nicole Porter
Location: Sycamore Pines Hospice, Calverton
Date found: December 11, 2019 at 6:14 AM
Age: 52
Institution attended: Luther Seminary (attended approximately 1.5 years; withdrew)
- A cardboard box containing forty-three certificates of ordination was found leaning against the rear gate post of Sycamore Pines Hospice.
- Each certificate bore a different name and a different denominational seal, and every one was signed in Nicole Porter's handwriting.
- The box was covered in five centimeters of overnight snow when road grader operator Jean Turner discovered it.
- Nicole attended Luther Seminary in St. Paul for approximately a year and a half and withdrew; records list the withdrawal as voluntary due to personal and financial crisis.
- Nicole worked at Sycamore Pines for eleven years and had listed ordination by a small Reformed congregation in Indianapolis on her application; that congregation dissolved in 2017 and its records were transferred to a denominational archive in Fort Wayne.
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