Prison For Woman Who Faked Sextuplets
Couple Lied About Multiple Births In Order To Bilk Money From Neighbors
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Sarah Everson, shown here apparently pregnant with sextuplets, is shown here in this April 2006 photo, in Grain Valley, Mo. She and her husband Kris have both been sentenced to prison in connection with the hoax to scam her neighbors for cash, Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2008. (AP Photo)
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Photo Essay The Stork Club Their babies are born with silver spoons in their mouths and stars in their eyes.
Sarah Everson, 47, and her husband, Kris, 35, were living in the Kansas City suburb of Grain Valley in March 2006 when they made up the story about having sextuplets in order to tap the generosity of neighbors.
Within days of the story appearing on the front of The Examiner newspaper in Independence, the couple ultimately admitted to reporters and police that the entire thing was a lie. They said they needed the cash.
Gary Bradley, Grain Valley city administrator, says the couple brought him a list of items they needed, including a washing machine, diapers and a new vehicle, reported USA Today.
The Eversons' story quickly collapsed as officials checked hospitals and found no evidence of sextuplets. They closed a Web site soliciting donations for the couple.
They were sentenced in August 2006 to four years of probation after each pleaded guilty to one count of felony stealing by deceit. They were required to pay restitution of $3,661 and perform 40 hours of community service.
But warrants for the couple were issued after they failed to pay restitution and missed several probation violation hearings.
The whereabouts of Sarah Everson were unknown when her husband was sentenced last month to three years in prison. She was arrested a week later in Independence on outstanding warrants.
Leon Munday, a supervisor in the public defender's office, said another attorney from his office requested that Sarah Everson receive the same three-year sentence her husband received. The state sought a sentence of five years.
"The judge didn't agree with that," he said of his office's recommendation, "but he didn't agree with the state, either."
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- Look at the photo.. There is no way she has any baby/ies in that body. none.. IT IS MADE UP TO LOOK LIKE IT..very poor job..turn her on her side the balls would roll our of that night dress. one big ball 2 small balls in a bra. Any female know our breasts relexed when laing down . I have seen child bearing women..all stages..
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- Ha! I bet these lowlifes never thought they''d do serious time for their disgusting little scam. What pigs!
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- If shw was laying on her side them the props would fall out of place.. The way she is laying in bad tells me is free of child..
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- There was a case of a couple in South Carolina who tried to pull the same scam. They got a lot of clothes, diapers, washer & dryer, money, gift cards, etc but were caught in their lies. Someone started checking the local hospitals and also the Medical University and their "house of cards" came tumbling down. I hope they get a good prison term!!
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- Ooops...wouldn''t it have been really uncomfortable to sleep on her back like that if she was really THAT pregnant? All the pressure on her organs. Shouldn''t she have been sleeping on her side?
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- Isn''t it have been really uncomfortable to sleep on her back if she was really that pregnant? All the pressure on her organs. Shouldn''t she have been sleeping on her side?
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- They should have gotten jail in the first place
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- Maybe is was just a bad case of gas she had? Global warming by methane!
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- In their minds only..do ye ''member when ye were little ye had a make believe play mate ye played with. Yer Ma could not see him/her.. They are make believe babies that never was.
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But what are the 6 imaginary kids gonna do while the parents are in prizon?- Reply to this comment
- Is there no shame? What ever happened to truth, justice and the American way? Bring back superman!
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- I looked at the photo on this site. It is fake. Who put the big bsll under her night dress. her breasts would not look like that at all. They be relexed.. Who stuffed her bra.I am a woman..53..I know what the female body look like. Ye can see it is fake. I think they should go ather the male that had a hand in it as well,some body had to do this to help her. It don''t look natural fat or not.
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she looks sooo cute sleeping there as she rests before labor, hard labor at the pen.- Reply to this comment
- My list.
She would
HAVE NO PERIOD
HAVE MORNING SICKNESS
CRAVE OOD FOOD
GET MED CARE AS SHE BE CARRYING A UNBORN.
People would want to know the names,geders,see the children..Ye can can see them sleeping.She is fat..belly fat..Years ago they had to wear tent dresses..I had an aunt that did as she had diabetes. - Reply to this comment
- They must be related to the Bush and Cheney families...I hear stealing by deceit runs in the blood.
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- oeangus -
LOL!! - Reply to this comment
- they''re lower than trailer trash - they''re camper trash.
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- ...just look at the indsurance companies, big oil, Halliburton ans George W. Bush!
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I just knew tht somebody could tie this crime to George Bush (!) - Reply to this comment
- "four years of probation after each pleaded guilty to one count of felony stealing by deceit"?
That''s a crime? How come the insurance companies that won''t pay off and the HMOs that won''t authorize procedures never get tagged with that one? - Reply to this comment
- "People with stoop to anything to steal from generous people! They should receive more prison time!"
You bet, just look at the indsurance companies, big oil, Halliburton ans George W. Bush! - Reply to this comment
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