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Woman gets prison term for falsifying pregnancies


PROVO, Utah (AP) - A 32-year-old woman will serve up to five years in prison
for bilking both a family and an adoption agency out of thousands of dollars by
falsifying her pregnancy.

Heather Calk Fritts was sentenced Wednesday. She pleaded guilty in November to
two felony counts of communications fraud for telling a family in California
and an adoption agency in Orem that she was pregnant with twins.

But police say there is no proof she was pregnant or that she ever saw a doctor
for her pregnancy.

Police said Fritts obtained between $1,000 and $5,000 from both the family and
the adoption agency.

Her husband, Brian Lee Fritts, 38, is charged with felony communications fraud.



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