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Girl claiming to be an heiress allegedly scammed practically  million from California banks, authorities say
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Girl claiming to be an heiress allegedly scammed practically $30 million from California banks, authorities say

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Last updated: December 9, 2025 10:17 pm
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A lady allegedly posed as an heiress and scammed practically $30 million from banks and establishments in Los Angeles and Orange counties, in line with authorities.

Between July 2017 and Could 2018, Mary Carole McDonnell, 73, falsely claimed to be the inheritor to the McDonnell plane household and mentioned that she would have entry to an $80-million secret belief fund, in line with an FBI information launch.

The FBI is now interesting for the general public’s assist in finding this fugitive who stays on the run.

The McDonnell Plane Corp. was based by James S. McDonnell and was a serious aerospace and protection contractor, manufacturing navy jets such because the F-4 Phantom II and NASA’s Mercury and Gemini area capsules. His son, John F. McDonnell, who served because the chairman of the McDonnell Douglas Corp., has a web value of about $183 million.

McDonnell is accused of fraudulently acquiring about $14.7 million from the Banc of California and in addition defrauding different establishments, leading to a lack of greater than $15 million, in line with the FBI launch.

On Dec. 12, 2018, a federal arrest warrant was issued for McDonnell within the U.S. District Courtroom Central District of California in Santa Ana after she was charged with aggravated id theft and financial institution fraud, in line with the discharge.

McDonnell is believed to at present be in Dubai, officers mentioned. She was born in Michigan and in addition has ties to Montgomery, Ala.

She is described as having blond hair with a weight of 145 kilos. She is 5’7” and has a scar on her proper knee.

McDonnell additionally served because the chief government officer of Bellum Leisure LLC, a manufacturing firm primarily based in Burbank that produced such tv sequence as, “I Married a Assassin,” and “It Takes a Killer,” in line with KTLA.

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