She Printed an $11M Heir - The Girl Who Faked a Fortune
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She Printed an $11M Heir - The Girl Who Faked a Fortune
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Fear and fascination collide when a 22-year-old print shop worker turns hotel stationery into an $11 million lie - and drops the evidence in a creek less than four hours after printing it; who was she really and how close did she come to vanishing into a fabricated fortune?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of actions and artifacts that built the deception, from a flash drive and six reams of specialty paper to a warm portable inkjet and a zip-lock sleeve found in Hatchee Slough - could a bed-and-breakfast and a printer on a desk be the final clue that unraveled everything?
Person: April Catherine White
Date: February 11, 2016
Location: Hatchee Slough / Maren's Crossing
Job: Print shop employee
Town: Maren's Crossing, Wentworth County
- Forty sheets of cream hotel stationery, each a forgery, were found sealed dry in a zip-lock sleeve inside a mesh bag pulled from Hatchee Slough.
- The mesh bag had been in the water less than four hours when fisherman William Casey found it on the morning of February 11, 2016.
- April White was 22 years old and had no criminal record, no college degree, and no prior connection to the Alderton family.
- She produced a Connecticut college transcript, a law firm reference letter, and a Social Security card while staying three weeks in a budget motel in Columbus in summer 2015.
- Within six weeks of arriving in Maren's Crossing she attended four dinner parties, two galas, and a private mansion tour while paying for her bed-and-breakfast room entirely in cash.
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