A 72-year-old woman who fled Colorado after she was accused of pretending to be a Holocaust survivor to bilk sympathetic neighbors has been found working at a motel in Montana.
Boulder County authorities say they won’t seek extradition for Rosemarie Pence, who claimed to have survived the Dachau concentration camp. Boulder District Attorney Stan Garnett said he wouldn’t invest money in extraditing Pence, but she would be arrested if she returns to Colorado on her own.
Pence told neighbors she was once a skier on the German Olympic team, and that her husband went missing in action in Vietnam. When neighbors discovered Pence was a fraud, she fled. She is wanted on an outstanding warrant for theft of more than $20,000 and check fraud.
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:-x Yep, Patrick, it is a fraud. Do the math. The SS documented everything. Take the dates the “Camps” were operational, take the number of Jews moved to the camps, then subtract those numbers from from the dates and the numbers of Jews moved into them, from the dates that the Allies dicovered the Camps and shut them down. Six million? I don’t think so. One million? Perhaps! The HOLOCOST $$$ has become a money maker for anyone who claims to have ever been there.
The holohoax is a fraud