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Angela Boyd Holds Fake Funeral For Daughter to Scam Autism Donations

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Angela Boyd is doing her best to rise in the BCS rankings as America's Worst Mother. Last week, she asked the Rev. Ronald Chappell if he'd shepherd the funeral of her daughter at his church Richmond, Indiana. And she told a sad story of her daughter Kaitlin's death...

Boyd claimed that the girl had been raped and killed by her father in Iowa. The pastor didn't question the story, because what kind of mom would make up sick shit like that, am I right?

On the day of the funeral, Boyd showed up at the New Life Church of Nazarene with an urn and a box with the inscription, "Donations to the Autistic Society in memory of Kaitlin." The reverend gave a moving sermon on the girl's tragic death. Then Boyd brought down the house with her own sad recounting of her daughter's life.

"People were just bawling and crying and moved by emotion, and my heart was just aching," Chappell told the
Star Press.

Unfortunately for Boyd, her brother had gotten word of the funeral and also showed up. After Boyd spoke, he went to the podium and told the congregation it was all a lie. Kaitlin was actually in a home for disabled kids in Iowa. But she was very much alive.

That's when Boyd decided to bolt from the church, leaving behind her donation box. The pastor had planned on giving her the money the congregation raised after the funeral. But her brother's wrench forced her to flee before she could grub the donations.

Police are still investigating, but we're guessing this won't go well. She already has two other theft cases pending against her in Indiana courts.

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