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Woman who faked pregnancies to deceive ex-Bachelor star, other men sentenced to jail

A woman who faked multiple pregnancies to deceive men, including former Bachelor star Clayton Echard, was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Tom Hanson reports.

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Woman who faked pregnancies to deceive ex-Bachelor star, other men sentenced to jail
A woman who faked multiple pregnancies to deceive men, including former Bachelor star Clayton Echard, was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Tom Hanson reports.
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