Identity Theft Victim Fights Back

[Jeffrey Walton <noloader () gmail com>]

http://www.wowt.com/news/headlines/Identity_Theft_Victim_Still_Fighting_125296688.html?ref=688

It’s called the “invisible crime.” But an Omaha woman sued the person
who stole her identity to open credit cards... “I have to constantly
prove who I am,” Jamie Napp said...

So Napp took matters into her own hands and sued her imposter for
restitution in Douglas County Court. She asked for $46,000 in damages
for expenses like therapy and credit monitoring. Jackie Brown and her
attorney declined to comment.
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