A pregnant Ohio attorney who admitted that she fabricated her kidnapping left her family behind because she "experienced a meltdown," her husband said Tuesday. Investigators said the woman actually drove to the Atlanta area, where she was found three days later outside an amusement park. Relatives said both the attorney and her father, who is a judge, had received threatening calls that were real and "still of great concern to the family."
December 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A pregnant Ohio attorney who admitted that she fabricated her kidnapping left her family behind because she “experienced a meltdown,” her husband said Tuesday.
She never was abducted last week outside Toledo’s juvenile court building or forced into a vehicle, said police Capt. Ray Carroll.
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