Woman Jailed for Faking Pregnancies and Deceiving Partner
Libby Vernon received a six-month prison sentence for fabricating pregnancies and causing emotional harm to her partner and his family.
- Libby Vernon fabricated two pregnancies, including a fictional baby who she claimed died of SIDS, deceiving her partner and his family.
- She used fake documents, including a death certificate and NHS letter, and wore a fake pregnancy bump to sustain her elaborate lies.
- Her partner and his family prepared for the arrival of the non-existent children, leading to significant emotional harm when the truth was revealed.
- Vernon pleaded guilty to 10 charges related to sending false communications and was sentenced to six months in prison with a two-year restraining order.
- The court described her actions as sophisticated and intentional, emphasizing the serious harm caused to the victim and his family.