According to a special investigative article by ENQUIRER reporter John Blosser, the mother's full name is Elizabeth Ann Oliver, a 40-year-old scam artist with a staggering collection of arrest records, parole violations and allegations of drug abuse. The cyberspace mom has also served time in two states for bounced checks and money scams.

The complete story is now online at http://www.nationalenquirer.com/gen_fst.html?mod03/mod03-story-1455.html and full details and photos will appear in a cover story in The ENQUIRER that begins arriving on stands tomorrow. A forum has also been set up on the National ENQUIRER Web site for online readers to discuss the story with each other and John Blosser.

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