Bay Area assistant admits to stealing $18M from boss to fund lavish lifestyle in decade-long scheme
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She systematically used the accounts to cover tens of thousands of dollars in her own personal credit card charges every month.
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Bay Area assistant admits to stealing $18M from boss to fund lavish lifestyle in decade-long scheme
She systematically used the accounts to cover tens of thousands of dollars in her own personal credit card charges every month.
Brazen Bay Area executive assistant managed to steal $18m from her venture capitalist employer and lavish cash on private jets and Rolexes before she got caught
Lizbeth Guadalupe Sherman, of El Dorado Hills, California, pled guilty to stealing $18 million from her employer which she spent on Rolex watches, private jet travel, cars, and designer handbags.
