The case of the disappearing ink involved Jennifer J. McCain-Bray, also known as Jennifer J. Bray. McCain-Bray worked as a purchasing analyst for the LVVWD and she was responsible for transmitting orders and payments to vendors when particular products were requested from LVVWD departments and employees. She admitted that between January 1, 2007 to about December 7, 2015, she devised a scheme to defraud the LVVWD by falsely representing that purchases of ink and toner cartridges were for the LVVWD, when she knew that the products were actually purchased for a New Jersey company which received and then resold the cartridges for its own profit. McCain-Bray instructed the vendor to ship the ink and toner cartridges from California and other locations to her at her LVVWD office in Las Vegas. She then relabeled the packages and shipped them to the New Jersey company. In exchange, the New Jersey company transferred money to McCain-Bray's personal PayPal account. Financial records indicate that McCain-Bray used the fraud proceeds for personal expenses and purchases, including extensive home remodeling and improvements, trips, gifts to family members and friends, and other lifestyle expenses. Between 2007 and 2015, McCain-Bray fraudulently purchased approximately $6.7 million in ink and