Convicted Murderer Led $2 Million Pandemic-Related Unemployment Scheme In California, Prosecutors Say

A convicted murderer serving life in prison was named as the ring leader of a multi-million dollar California unemployment scheme Tuesday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. 

Natalie Le DeMola, 37, along with 12 others were charged for their connection to the scheme that authorities estimate procured them around $2 million, the Los Angeles Times reported.