 Linda Johnson, a former general manager at a Wendy’s restaurant in Pennsylvania audacious fraud involved manually entering 128 shifts for Bright, earning $19,898. Depositing the paychecks into her own Cash App account, Johnson concealed her deceit. The exposure came when no other employees could recall working with Bright. Johnson finally acknowledged her elaborate plan in April.

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Linda Johnson, a former general manager at a Wendy's restaurant in Pennsylvania audacious fraud involved manually entering 128 shifts for Bright, earning $19,898. Depositing the paychecks into her own Cash App account, Johnson concealed her deceit. The exposure came when no other employees could recall working with Bright. Johnson finally acknowledged her elaborate plan in April.{ai:summary}<p>Former Wendy's general manager Linda Johnson in Pennsylvania committed an audacious fraud, manually entering 128 shifts for an employee named Bright and pocketing $19,898. She deposited the paychecks into her own account, but her deceit was discovered when no one could confirm working with Bright. Johnson confessed her plan in April. #crime</p>

Wendy's Manager Creates 'Ghost Employee' to Pocket $20,000 - Faces Charges of Theft by Deception

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