Jury finds Hawaii couple guilty for stealing identities of dead babies
When sentenced, they each face a maximum of 17 years in prison for conspiracy, passport fraud and identity theft.
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When sentenced, they each face a maximum of 17 years in prison for conspiracy, passport fraud and identity theft.
A couple was convicted of conspiracy, passport fraud, and identity theft, after stealing the identities of deceased infants to use, NBC News reported.
Gwynn Darle Morrison and Walter Glenn Primrose were found guilty of stealing the identities of Texas babies who died more than 50 years ago to avoid their debts.
A jury convicted a couple that was arrested in Hawaii last year and charged with identity theft after an agency discovered they'd been going by the names of two babies who died decades ago - and were accused of having ties to the KGB during the trial
A couple in Hawaii was convicted Monday on multiple charges after they stole and lived under the identities of dead babies for decades.