Woman Caught in Unbelievable Fake Pregnancy Ploy: 'We Couldn't Believe It'
Reporting a pregnancy to a place of employment is a routine part of planning for both the mom-to-be and the workplace. If a company offers maternity leave, that time is generally filled with long hours and a different…
Reporting a Pregnancy to a place of employment is a routine part of planning for both the mom-to-be and the workplace. If a company offers maternity leave, that time is generally filled with long hours and a different sort of work as the new mom adjusts to life with a new little one.
Unless, of course, the mom-to-be isn’t really expecting, which appears to be the case with one government employee with the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency, who allegedly faked multiple pregnancies to get paid time off.
Former Director of External Affairs Robin Folsom from Atlanta, Georgia, reported she’d had a child in July 2020. In Oct. 2020, she announced that she was pregnant again.
In May 2021, she allegedly gave birth. Bran Otmembebwe, her supposed partner, then emailed the GVRA saying the doctors were requiring several weeks of rest, so she was granted seven weeks of paid leave that “otherwise would not have been approved,” according to a statement by the Office of the Inspector General of Georgia.
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The following August, Folsom again claimed to be pregnant