TIMELINE
Teketa Thompkins works in her home state of Georgia, US, as an adult entertainer.
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? Harrison Isaac Jr. begins work in the Accountant General's Department in Bermuda, claiming to be a Certified Public Accountant.
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? Isaac begins looting an account that the Government holds with the Bank of New York, Wall Street, Manhattan.
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? Thompkins travels to Bermuda to model for Isaac's swimsuit calendar, and meets him for the first time.
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? Isaac sends Thompkins, who has by now become his girlfriend, $380,000 in the first of five illegal wires from the Bank of New York account.
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? Isaac proposes to Thompkins and presents her with a diamond ring during a stay at the Elbow Beach resort.
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? Thompkins receives the last wire of Government cash. The total she has been sent by Isaac is now $1.4 million.
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? Thompkins is caught bringing $30,000 from Georgia into Bermuda when a customs officer stops her at Bermuda International Airport. A search reveals $26,000 of the cash hidden in her underwear. She says it was destined for Isaac.
She is arrested and detained, but returns to the US without charge after a night in custody.
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? Isaac is arrested at the airport as he attempts to leave Bermuda. Police raid his Hamilton Parish home where they find evidence of the fraud. He is later charged and an extradition to the US granted.
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? An FBI officer questions Thompkins at her home in Georgia. She tells him she is three months pregnant.
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? Isaac is extradited to the US.
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? Thompkins gives birth to a son, the result of a new relationship.
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? After further questioning by the FBI, Thompkins is arrested in Georgia.
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? Isaac pleads guilty to fraud charges at the US District Court, Southern District of New York.
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? Isaac is sentenced to four years and seven months in custody in the US.
? The jury starts hearing evidence in the Thompkins trial. Isaac takes the stand in her defence. He also admits that he is not a Certified Public Accountant.
Thompkins is found guilty, and told she will be sentenced next May.
