One of our "Alumnae," Elizabeth Armstrong, sentenced
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Elizabeth Armstrong of Fredericksburg, VA will NOT be home for Christmas this year. She received a prison sentence of six years (of which five years will be suspended) and was taken directly from the courthouse to prison.
Scott Clifford, who was Prosperident's lead investigator on the case, expressed satisfaction with this outcome. "While no dentist who was embezzled is ever happy about it, at least they can derive some satisfaction from knowing that the perpetrator got punished," he said recently.
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