She claimed to have given birth to triplets he asked the realtor if Strobel had been pregnant and learned that, although she had told the realtor the same thing, during those four to five months she tried to work with them the realtor said Strobel never appeared to be pregnant. You can watch the live stream by tapping the Live Stream banner on your KLTV 7 News App. There was an account with the person’s name on it, but it contained much less money than the millions they allegedly claimed to have.Īs the investigator questioned Strobel, he alleges in the affidavit that Strobel changed her story numerous times. Mark and Brett will be talking about the winter weather that has moved into East Texas and will also be available to answer your questions. as an anchor/reporter at WTSP-TV in Tampa, Florida and as an anchor/reporter at WHTM-TV in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and KLTV in Tyler, Texas. It was found they had no account with the account numbers Strobel and the other person listed.
The streaming platform features 24 hours of continuous daily programming, dedicated to all things weather, including. It was never wired, the affidavit states. Tune in above to AccuWeather 's video streaming product called AccuWeather NOW. She said the bank told her it would be wired immediately. Strobel met with the agent, according to the affidavit, and in front of her called the bank to complain that the $10,000 had not been sent. The earnest money was never received by the title company, so the company contacted the couple again. Strobel and the other person proceeded to move forward with buying the home, even placing sticky notes on all the furniture in the home they said they wanted to buy from the seller. They said Strobel told them she inherited the money when her father died and her brother committed suicide. They submitted what a police investigation later confirmed were fraudulent “proof of funds” documents from a local bank, showing they had over $110 million in an account there. The realtor said Strobel and the other person met with the seller and listing agent, put a contract on the house and agreed to submit $10,000 cash in earnest money. The realtor told police she was approached by Strobel and another person who has not been arrested at this time, according to the arrest affidavit, who said they wanted to purchase the home.
She was also arrested for fraudulent purchase of a firearm in Bossier City, Louisiana, according to KLTV.Ī 6,740-square-foot home was listed for sale with a Tyler, Texas, realtor for $1.2 million. 22 for forgery greater than $300,000, a first-degree felony. Mary Morgan Strobel, 27, was arrested on Feb. QUESTION: With the dry weather, long cracks have appeared in the new asphalt on Cargill Long. TYLER, Texas (KLTV/Gray News) - Texas police have arrested a woman they say committed forgery in an attempt to buy a home worth $1.2 million. Longview churches continue to connect through livestream.
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