 Federal authorities claim that a Social Security employee stole $75,000 from his employer by inventing identities for two children who never existed and then requesting that the government give them almost three years’ worth of benefit checks.

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Federal authorities claim that a Social Security employee stole $75,000 from his employer by inventing identities for two children who never existed and then requesting that the government give them almost three years' worth of benefit checks.{ai:summary}<p>A Social Security employee fakes two non-existent children, stealing $75,000 in benefit checks. #crime</p>

Social Security Employee's $75k Scam: The Invention of Phantom Children

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