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Sachi, we often cover stories where these scammers have a big TV presence.

Do you ever wonder how they're able to keep up being on reality TV and scamming at the

same time?

Because I do.

Yeah, who has the time?

But also, they are public figures. Like, aren't they

worried about somebody looking into them? Everything they do can be considered evidence. Yes,

it's all public record. Well, today, we're covering a house husband, that's the husband of a real

housewife, who had so many chances to stop scamming but kept going for years,

even as a camera's continued rolling.

It's the fall of 2013, and Special Agent Alexandra Herrera is standing outside an interrogation room in Atlanta.

He works for the Secret Service in the Counterfeit Division,

and he's about to come face to face with the woman he's been desperately trying to track down.

In early 2012, a fraud investigator at J.P. Morgan Chase flagged a mysterious woman for possible bank fraud.

They had surveillance footage of this woman opening and accessing multiple accounts in Atlanta

and Orlando, all while using stolen identities and fake IDs.

They were able to identify her as a middle-aged black woman, but they didn't know her

real name, so they brought in Alexandra to help.

Alexandra went to one of the addresses the woman used on the fraudulent accounts.

But it wasn't actually a house. It was a UPS store.

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