Ava Misseldine allegedly hid her criminal past by stealing a dead infant’s identity and using it to become a flight attendant, get her pilot’s license, attend college, and even rake in $1.5 million in COVID loans.
a year earlier, her family ran a generations-old tea business. Misseldine said she moved to Ohio to study chemical engineering at Ohio State University, and that she got into baking in 2011 to honor her beloved grandmother.Reached by phone, Russell Misseldine, who lives in the Cleveland suburb of Mentor, said Ava did not grow up in Hawaii, that the family is not in the tea trade, and that he is "not aware of” her having ever worked as a cancer researcher.
To account for having not applied for a Social Security number until the age of 31, Misseldine “claimed to have been homeschooled her entire life with no job. [B]ut said she now needed a Social Security number for college.” She then used Bourgeois’ identity to attend Ohio State. In 2006, Misseldine applied for and received an Ohio driver’s license under her real name, in addition to the license she already had as Bourgeois. Although investigators would not connect the dots for another decade-and-a-half, this, the affidavit suggests, was Misseldine’s first mistake.
Through it all, Misseldine even duped a federal judge overseeing a bankruptcy petition she filed in 2004, according to prosecutors. In April 2020, as COVID-19 turned into a full-blown pandemic, Misseldine began applying for Paycheck Protection Program funds using forged documents in both her own name and as Brie Bourgeois, say the feds. She listed various businesses, some of which were no longer open, including her former bakeries Sugar Inc. Cupcakes & Tea Salon, and Koko Tea Salon & Bakery.
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