Charmaine Wilson, 25, nurse, faked DNA test and pretended her cousin’s baby was her own to trick one-night stand walks free from prison after appealing her 16-week prison sentence. She will instead attend a ‘thinking skills’ course.

/ Mike Buchanan

Our thanks to Douglas for this. An extract:

Obsessed Charmaine Wilson, 25, used a pal’s baby to trick Liam Griffiths, 31, into believing she had a baby boy after a single drunken night together.

She even forged a birth certificate and a DNA test to fool Liam into believing the baby was genuinely his son – and his family then showered their “new beautiful boy” with gifts and love for six months.

But Wilson’s shocking fraud was discovered in May when a real relative of the boy spotted a picture of him with Liam on Facebook.

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3 thoughts on “Charmaine Wilson, 25, nurse, faked DNA test and pretended her cousin’s baby was her own to trick one-night stand walks free from prison after appealing her 16-week prison sentence. She will instead attend a ‘thinking skills’ course.”

  2. We can only hope that teaching her some thinking skills will not simply enable her to run better scams in the future.

    But, hey, it was only a fraud that cost many people emotional distress and could have cost one man around a quarter of a million pounds over the years. No big deal, eh?

    Certainly, the incentive for women to run such fraud on men and his family has just increased, when the punishment is effectively nothing.

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