By ED ROBINSON, AP
May 13, 2008
The rich-kid "Bonnie and Clyde" couple from Philadelphia accused of stealing identities to fund a luxurious lifestyle are copping a plea.
A lawyer for Jocelyn Kirsch, 22, said yesterday that she and her now-ex-boyfriend, Edward Anderton, 25, signed federal plea agreements that likely will send them to prison for several years.
Since her arrest in December, Kirsch's friends and classmates at Drexel University have portrayed her as a serial liar who even masked her identity when she met Prince Charles at a student forum last year, telling him she was Lithuanian.
Photos found a laptop in the couple's $3,000-a-month apartment with a photo showing them smooching under the Eiffel Tower, riding horseback on a beach, and flaunting skimpy red swimsuits by a swanky hotel pool.
