The Dead Soldier, The Fake Tag, And Her 51 Months
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Imagine finding a soldier's dog tag in a creek, only to discover it belongs to a man who died years ago. This isn't a ghost story, but a chilling tale of how a fake identity, built on stolen valor, became a weapon in a sophisticated romantic scam. How did a dead soldier's name become a tool for deception, and what happened when the truth finally surfaced?
In this episode, we uncover the intricate web of deceit woven by Rhonda Pickard, a woman with a prior conviction for check fraud, who meticulously crafted fake personas to exploit trusting individuals. We explore the story of Howard Henderson, a reliable and community-minded man, and how he became entangled in a long-term romantic fraud.
Person: Rhonda Pickard
Location: Shreveport, Louisiana
Victim: Howard Henderson
Date: February 11, 2019
Status: Deceased soldier's identity used in scam
- Julie Callahan found a metal tag embossed with "AARON DELGADO. U.S. Army" in Cutter Creek on February 11, 2019.
- Aaron Delgado, a U.S. Army Specialist, died at age 24 in a 2016 training accident at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
- Rhonda Pickard, 41, had been running fabricated romantic personas for at least four years by 2017.
- In October 2017, a Facebook profile named Beverly Cox, with 412 friends and no mutual connections, sent Howard Henderson a friend request.
- The first financial request from "Beverly" was for $400 in January 2018, sent via Western Union, which routed to Shreveport, Louisiana.
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