Additional charges include defrauding banks, elderly victims, Habitat for Humanity, and illegally obtaining thousands of dollars.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Two Anchorage women have been indicted for stealing the identities of over 200 Alaskans, defrauding banks, elderly victims, Habitat for Humanity, and illegally obtaining approximately $150,000.
According to court documents, “Valerie Calip and Jennifer Haydu stole mail, checkbooks, and identity documents from victims and used the information to create false identification documents.” “Calip and Haydu stole more than 200 identity documents and thousands of dollars from victims, including over $100,000 from an elderly victim with dementia and thousands from a Habitat for Humanity bank account,” said the U.S. District Attorney’s Office.
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