Millionaire conwoman, 57, who bilked military out of over $100M to splash on 31 homes and 80 cars in 'biggest ever US Army scam' is allowed to retire with FULL BENEFITS despite IRS criminal probe - as she breaks her silence to claim 'I earned it!' : vimarsana.com

Millionaire conwoman, 57, who bilked military out of over $100M to splash on 31 homes and 80 cars in 'biggest ever US Army scam' is allowed to retire with FULL BENEFITS despite IRS criminal probe - as she breaks her silence to claim 'I earned it!'

The San Antonio conwoman who allegedly scammed the military out of over $100million in a six-year fraud was able to retire from her civil service job with full benefits during the investigation.

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