She faces felony charges including two kidnapping, false imprisonment by menace, fraud, or deceit, perjury, grand theft, and forgery, and multiple misdemeanour counts of falsely reporting crimes to law enforcement.
It was very sophisticated, well thought-out.”ĭiaz was arrested in Phoenix on Friday and is awaiting extradition from Arizona. “I’m not afraid to say she duped me,” Zimmer said. It was very sophisticated, well thought-out Zimmer said that while Diaz gave the impression of “an upper-middle-class professional,” the investigation revealed her to be “a serial con artist,” the Los Angeles Times reported. “That was the real aha moment,” said Deputy District Attorney Richard Zimmer.Īlong with attempting to frame Hadley, Diaz is accused of faking a pregnancy and cervical cancer, forging doctor’s notes, posing as an attorney and as two of her husband’s ex-girlfriends, and forging a cheque. Authorities ultimately discovered the messages had actually originated from Diaz’ condo, cellphone, and her father’s home in Arizona.
It took investigators “months of painstaking work to remove the disguise of the IP addresses,” Rackauckas said. Prosecutors say Diaz actually sent the emails to herself, using virtual private networks and third party servers to make it appear that Hadley had sent them. In the emails, Hadley appeared to threaten Diaz’s life and that of her unborn child, sending her links to graphic images of decapitated bodies and aborted fetuses. Article contentĪ motive for the alleged scheme was not clear to prosecutors, but Rackauckas speculated it had something to do with a “love triangle” and “wanting to put the dagger into the older relationship,” he said.Īll of the evidence had originally pointed at Hadley, including threatening emails seemingly sent to Angela Diaz from Hadley’s verified address, using language and “religious tones” that mirrored previous emails she had sent to her ex-boyfriend. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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