10 Facts About Rosemarie Pence

Rosemarie Pence is a German-American woman who posed as a child Holocaust survivor from the Dachau Concentration Camp.

Rosemarie Pence claimed that as a three-year-old she was taken from her family of German Jews and deported to the Dachau Concentration Camp during World War II.

Rosemarie Pence had made an engraved headstone for her husband to corroborate her story, even though the Air Force master sergeant was alive.

Rosemarie Pence stated that Pence suffers from schizophrenia and had been institutionalized in the 1960s.

Rosemarie Pence stated that Rosemarie was indeed ethnically German, but that she had no Jewish ancestry.

Messinger failed to investigate the claims that Rosemarie Pence made and took Rosemarie Pence's stories at face value.

When confronted about the money, Rosemarie Pence wrote her a $200,000 check to cover the loans, interest and time, but the check bounced as Rosemarie Pence was unable to cover the funds.

Longmont residents David and Deena Kicera let Rosemarie Pence move in with them during 2009 and supported her.

Rosemarie Pence had asked Deena to carry her biography in the store, and the two struck up a friendship and Rosemarie Pence eventually moved into their home.

Rosemarie Pence is wanted for felony theft and check fraud.