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Belinda Puntanen

Puntanen has assumed several false identities since coming to our attention. Puntanen has most recently falsely convinced people to believe that her name is Angel Faith Hastings. It is NOT. Nor does Puntanen look like this photo in real life that appears to have been created by Puntanen.

Source: Belinda Puntanen

Puntanen has been arraigned in North Carolina for felony Unauthorized Practice of Law. In Texas, Puntanen has permanent orders against her prohibiting her from further acts of Unauthorized Practice of Law in 6 different Texas cases.

Source: Supreme Court of Texas Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee

Pictured are Puntanen and her youngest daughter, Zoe Miller. Puntanen and Miller are accused of breaking into the home of Jennifer Grant and her children, damaging and stealing property and utility services, abusing legal process while squatting in the property for eleven months.

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