Horace Mann con artist Danielle Miller on the lookout for a roommate

Regardless of posting TikTok movies flaunting a lavish life-style — together with clips of her strolling to a personal jet in Gucci pants and cruising behind the wheel of a Rolls-Royce with a Louis Vuitton bag resting on her lap — the truth of self-proclaimed con artist Danielle Miller’s life appears something however glam nowadays.

Miller, a 32-year-old Manhattan native now charged with three counts of wire fraud and two counts of aggravated identification theft — and the topic of a current New York Journal profile that particulars her alleged monetary misdeeds — spends her days below home arrest, pending trial.

And the fees in opposition to her, for which she has pleaded not responsible, might land her behind bars for many years.

Now, in a weird twist, a room has apparently opened up within the downtown Manhattan triplex the place she bides her time sporting a monitoring monitor round her ankle.

“No credit score or Background verify required,” reads the now-deleted Fb publish that advertises the $1,200-per-month month-to-month Greenwich Village rental. (The New York Journal story, in the meantime, says the house is in Soho — and it’s the place Miller seems to have been photographed in a white pantsuit, reclining on the lounge couch whereas vaping.)

Within the posting, Miller’s soon-to-depart roommate Julia Cornell, who’s on the lookout for a substitute and didn’t reply to a message from The Submit looking for remark, particulars a weed-, individuals of color- and queer-friendly dwelling environment.

Cornell then goes on to explain the opposite housemates, together with Miller and 36-year-old Brett Joseph.

“Each roommates dwell within the basement however have full entry to the lounge/kitchen space,” writes Cornell, whose profile says she’s an actress. “Brett works as a promoter and sleeps till 5pm however tends to have friends over till 3-4am … Danielle is at present on Home arrest for identification theft and monetary fraud. She retains to herself downstairs.”

Miller, who additionally didn’t reply to a message from The Submit looking for remark, is the Horace Mann alumna who turned often known as “Swiffer Woman” in 2004. A boy had dared the then-eighth grader on-line to show she wasn’t a “prude,” prompting Miller to document and ship him three sexually specific movies that includes the family sweeper.

The clips, which went viral amongst personal faculty communities and ended up on the LimeWire and Kazaa file-sharing companies, turned often known as the world’s first-ever revenge-porn scandal — and left Miller traumatized within the course of.

“It’s not my mother and father’ fault, however I didn’t see a psychiatrist,” Miller advised New York. “What? Why did I not see a psychiatrist? Come on. I’m a 13-, 14-year-old lady. Power me to go to see a psychiatrist. I used to be f – – king 13 . . . I don’t assume I’d even had my interval but.”

Her years-long effort to craft a brand new identification spiraled uncontrolled, and she or he has had a number of arrests and even did a stint at Rikers the place she met Soho grifter Anna Delvey.

In accordance with the New York Journal profile, through the years, the allegations in opposition to the previous Pepperdine College regulation pupil have included utilizing the stolen identification of a Los Angeles girl to take over her AT&T account in 2020. Miller and a buddy then allegedly rented a Jaguar and drove to a Sarasota, Florida, Chase financial institution to attempt to withdraw $8,000 from that very same girl’s account. (The 2 had been reportedly arraigned and pleaded not responsible.)

That very same yr, in accordance with authorities, Miller allegedly utilized for not less than 10 loans from the Small Enterprise Affiliation, which included pandemic-related Financial Harm Catastrophe Loans, utilizing stolen identities. A number of loans had been denied and flagged as doubtlessly fraudulent, however in July 2020, the federal government deposited about $125,000 into an account that Miller allegedly operated in another person’s identify.

Within the eight months that adopted, per authorities, Miller allegedly acquired 4 extra loans that reached a virtually $1 million sum. Throughout this era, she took to Instagram, the place she has some 30,000 followers, exhibiting off Chanel, Gucci and Prada seems to be — and movies of her driving a Rolls-Royce convertible. (Her most up-to-date publish, from Jan. 3, exhibits her sporting a brief black costume — the black ankle monitor in plain sight — in what appears to be this downtown triplex’s kitchen.) In accordance with the article, she claims she funds her life-style together with her personal cash.

The triplex reportedly belongs to a buddy, and it’s the place Miller spends the majority of her days watching individuals stroll by a ground-floor window — an act that she advised the journal seems like watching tv.

The Fb itemizing got here replete with photographs of the area, certainly one of which confirmed a small white staircase main as much as a lofted space that appears to deal with bedrooms. Under is the orange-toned dwelling area the place Miller was photographed.

Nonetheless, Fb commenters appeared to commit extra consideration to having Miller as a possible roommate than the unit’s options.

“Wait THE Danielle miller???” wrote one. “I’m gagged.” One other commenter, posting a hyperlink to the New York Journal article, received replies together with “that is loopy,” and — concerning the story’s photographs — “lolllll completely taken in that apt too.”

Utilities are included within the month-to-month hire, whereas move-in charges embrace half of February’s hire plus the final month of hire — which whole $1,800. There isn’t any deposit or dealer payment required.