Rilya Wilson's Former Caregiver Pleads Guilty
POSTED: 12:13 p.m. EDT May 29, 2003
UPDATED: 12:57 p.m. EDT May 29, 2003
MIAMI -- Rilya Wilson's former caregiver pleaded guilty to fraud charges today.
Geralyn Graham admitted using a friend's ID to buy a sport utility vehicle.
The judge ordered Graham to serve an additional 30 months in jail, to be added on to the 13 months she's already serving.
Police arrested Graham after she reported Rilya missing last April, but Graham has not been connected to her disappearance.
Previous Stories:
- February 27, 2003: Rilya Wilson's Caregiver Headed To Prison
- January 17, 2003: Verdict In For Rilya Wilson's Caregiver
- January 13, 2003: Jury Selection Begins In Rilya's Caregiver's Trial
- October 23, 2002: Freedom Offered In Exchange For Information On Missing Girl
- October 2, 2002: Police Arrest Rilya Wilson's Former Caregivers
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