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• Patricia Pauline Driscoll was born in El Paso, Texas, USA, on 14 December 1977 and is a businesswoman perhaps best known for being the former president of the Armed Forces Foundation, a non-profit organization, a position she held for 12 years before resigning owing to a problem of misappropriation of funds. 
• While in that role, the money she gained largely put her net worth where it is today. 
• As of early 2016, sources tell us of a net worth of $500,000, mainly acquired from her years in the Armed Forces Foundation and her current Frontline Defense Systems, LLC firm. 
• Aside from the company of the surveillance system, Patricia has also written a few books that helped retain her wealth. 
• About 2015, when the ESPN show “Outside the Lines” in collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Internal Revenue Service began investigating Patricia after allegations of misappropriation of funds, reportedly intended for the charitable institution, but ended up elsewhere, Driscoll was made known to the public. 
• Investigations started after a federal whistle-blower, a former Armed Forces Foundation employee, testified about the former president’s dubious activities. 
• The investigation soon discovered that instead of paying legal bills for a child custody dispute, credit card charges, fees for Frontline Security Systems, and even a trip to Paris and Morocco, the funds for the Armed Forces Foundation were used. 
• “Outside the Lines” exposed evidence of the foundation being used as a bank many times to cover the personal expenses of Patricia and the high volume of evidence forced Driscoll to resign as the institution’s president. 
• She also made headlines during 2014 before Driscoll’s case when she accused former NASCAR boyfriend driver Kurt Busch of domestic violence. 
• Weeks after the incident had occurred, she approached the court, but Busch counterclaimed and said that Patricia was merely a former lover seeking vengeance against him for ending the relationship. 
• Witness comments indicated that Driscoll appeared to make outlandish statements and arguments. 
• Owing to a lack of evidence, the court determined that no criminal charges would be leveled. 
• Her personal business, Frontline Defense Systems, was said to have collaborated with Homeland Security in the past for the other items connected with Patricia’s life. 
• Under her name, she also has a few productions like “That Which I Love Destroys Me,” a documentary detailing how two elite soldiers suffered from PTSD, depicting how they are struggling to integrate back into regular society. 
• She’s also mainly concerned with the pending case in Driscoll’s personal life. 
• She had two former husbands, from 1995 to 1999, Gilbert Chiquito 111, and from 2001 to 2011, Geoff Hermanstorfer, with whom she has a son. 
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