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Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News Now, California lawyer Sarah Jacqueline King, 41,

moves into the Wynn Vegas Resort Hotel for six months, living in a villa normally,

offered only to guess whose daily gambling totals are over $300,000.

A butler feeds her dog with treats, delivered on a silver platter, and even takes the dog for walks on the wind's championship golf course.

She gets around in luxury, buying a $132,000 Porsche electric sports car.

Problem?

It's not her money.

King, scams, friends, family, celebrities, billionaires alike, saying she had a great

short-term deal.

Give her $10,000 on Wednesday.

You'll get $20,000 back on Friday.

Nancy King reportedly makes her money recruiting investors for LDR International

to facilitate short-term loans to celebrities, professional athletes, and other high net worth individuals secured by the borrower's own assets.

King is accused of fabricating loans using expensive cars,

watches, and even NFL contracts as collateral. King's attorney tried to rationalize the theft,

saying the attorney's addicted to Xanax and consumes 10 drinks a day. In the end,

Sarah Jacqueline King pleads guilty to wire fraud and money laundering sentenced to 21 months in federal prison in order to pay $8,785,045 in restitution.

Good luck on ever seeing that. A Florida man gets close to a bison in the Lake Village area, Yellowstone.

Not a surprise, the giant animal doesn't like it, rushing and goring the man.

The National Park Services, once again, warning visitors, bison will defend their space if threatened

and have injured more people in Yellowstone than any other animal.

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