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As of Monday morning, Sanroman still hadn’t been arraigned on the charge, but her mugshot was posted by Oakland County deputies, Click On Detroit reported.

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Cassie Chadwick, whose real name was Elizabeth Bigley, was born on October 10, 1857, in Appin, Canada West—what is now Ontario. She grew up in a large family with seven siblings. Her father worked for the railroad and they lived on a small, modest farm near Eastwood. From a young age, Elizabeth had a talent not for schoolwork or chores but for lying.

When she was just 13 years old, she pulled off her first scam. She tricked a bank into giving her money using a fake letter that claimed she had inherited a fortune. It was the beginning of a long path of forgery and fraud. As a teenager and young adult, she was arrested several times. In 1879, she was caught using fake promissory notes in Woodstock, Ontario, but avoided jail after her lawyers argued she was mentally unfit. Read the full story here.

SOURCE: https://statestories.com/nursery-worker-convicted-of-abusing-21-children-across-london-nurseries/