Indicted ex-treasurer accused of embezzling $411K from Aliso Niguel booster club
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Julie Hanway Molina, 56, a former treasurer for the Wolverine Football Club (Aliso Niguel High School’s booster club), was indicted on four counts of wire fraud for allegedly diverting more than $411,000 from the nonprofit between 2023 and November 2025 to pay her mortgage and credit card bills, aided by falsified treasurer reports. She was arrested by the FBI outside her Aliso Viejo home. The booster club and Capistrano Unified School District say Molina was never a district employee and cooperated with investigators. If convicted on all counts, Molina could face up to 20 years in federal prison per count.
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