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When Brian Gortz and his wife Cheryl Skiegen purchased this 15-acre horse ranch in 2008,

it was to realize a lifelong dream, but they quickly learned the legacy they bought was

based upon a lie.

Jean-Vier de Montre-Maire told her new neighbors in Fresno, California, that she had grown

up in a castle in France.

She was a descendent of French nobility, educated at the finest European schools, where she

completed a Ph.D. in genetics.

Jean-Vier v. intended to find a cure for cancer, but got sidetracked by her hobby, horse breeding,

frisian horses in particular.

It was a tradition.

Jean-Vier de Montre-Maire's family had been breeding horses for over a thousand years.

That's actually what brought the French noblewoman to Fresno in the early 90s.

She and her husband Dr. Michael Wylet, a pathologist, purchased a 15-acre ranch northeast

of the city, where they housed over a million dollars worth of the rare and expensive breed.

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