Today we're talking about this woman who faked her own kidnapping defrauded the country and now she's trying to squeeze money out of her estranged husband.

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that and so much more on today's brand new extra large Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news so just make sure you're subscribed and let's jump into it starting with I'd like you to meet Sherry Papini or as my grandma mom might call her Sherry Papini by the end of this this story, she might say, Vaphangol, Sherry.

That's because Sherry defrauded the entire country for years, and now she's trying to squeeze

even more money out of her estranged husband.

And some of you might actually remember Sherry.

She's the married mother of two who suddenly vanished while supposedly jogging in California back in 2016.

With her cell phone found on the side of the road, prompting a massive search by police,

a nationwide media spectacle, and desperate police for her return from her husband Keith.

And then just three weeks later she reappeared on the side of the road with a chain around her

waste, her hair cut, she were in a brand on her shoulder. They're telling police a two

Hispanic women abducted or a gunpoint and then the nicer of the two eventually let her go and then for the next several years she repeated that story to the cops, the public and her husband who believed her and supported her through all of it.

But ultimately evidence led investigators to believe that Sherry actually made up the whole thing.

It was horseship. With her ex-boyfriend actually picking her up the day that she disappeared,

driving her to his apartment, and then giving her the injuries at her request.

And in April of 2022, Sherry pleaded guilty to the whole scheme and said that her motives were financial. And in total, she admitted to different... So,

2020, Shery pleaded guilty to the whole scheme and said that her motives were financial.

And in total, she admitted to defrauding the California Victim Compensation Board over $30,000 and collecting $127,000 from Social Security.

And two days later, Keith filed for a divorce.

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