A former babysitter that fleece a mother who fought from tens of thousands of cancer now lives with her parents in the northern beaches of Sydney during breeding and showing Labradors.
Annabelle 'Annie' Miller, 24, was hired via a Nanny Agency to take care of Chris and Debb's Three children in June 2023, while Debb was looking for intensive life -saving treatment for cancer.
The 24-year-old, however, quickly made $ 12,315 on 49 purchases by using the family's credit card without using permission.
Her wild expenses include concert tickets, clothing and makeup, as well as purchases from Bing Lee, Bunnings and Vebo Pet Supplies.
She spent $ 439 on Giant Temple & Webster of household items, $ 248 on skims clothing, $ 420 visiting a beauty spa and $ 800 on dog neuptions and puppypads.
However, her theft did not stop there.
Debb noted that several items were missing in her house, including her pillowcase of the Camilla brand Camilla brand, a Camilla Kaftan and Jumpsuit and a Black Yves Saint Laurent-Handbas.
Later she found the items that were sold on Facebook marketplace.
Annabelle 'Annie' Miller (photo), 24, was hired through a babysitter to take care of Chris and Debb in June 2023, while Debb was looking for life -saving treatment for cancer
Debb, FWHO had not authorized Miller to use the credit or make those purchases, noted the expenditure on her bank statement and warned the police.
Miller now lives in a studio apartment associated with the Mona Vale Rental Home of her family with seven Labrador -puppies and two adult dogs.
The former student at the Private Queenwood School for Girls in Mosman once aimed to play professional hockey and now seems to show her purely bred dogs.
In 2023 she was the dog handler, a Labrador called Limoncello who won the best puppy in the show.
On Wednesday she was confronted with Manly Local Court, where her lawyer Metin Ozmen told the court that her insult was not 'refined' as she had not done and tried to hide 'the path' of expenses, reported the Daily Telegraph.
Mr Ozmen said that Miller had been treated in the past for psychological problems, including fear and depression, as well as the detachment disorder.
Magistraat Daniel Reiss told Miller that she now 'could not be trusted' to work again in a similar position.
“It was intentional, cunning and selfish action,” said Mr. Reiss.
Miller went to Queenwood Private School for Girls in Mosman and now shows her pure bred dogs
Miller now lives in a studio apartment connected to the Mona Vale Rental Home of her family with seven Labrador -puppies and two adult dogs
“There was a clearly considerable level of trust in you (but you) it has violated selfish and self -interest reasons.”
Miller, who argued guilty for one count of unfair financial benefit by deception, was convicted.
She received a 12-month community correction order and was instructed to complete 50 hours of community service and was fined $ 1,000.
Miller also has to pay back the $ 12,315.90 to the pair.
