had a 2.83 grade-point average and got a D grade in drama class. Throneberry had a boyfriend for a year and a half and told him about her alleged abuse. Sympathetic benefactors gave her money and shelter, but she eventually betrayed their trust by making false claims of abuse. In hindsight, many of the foster home providers said they began to suspect that she was not a teenager; one dentist noticed that Stewart no longer had wisdom teeth and that the scars from their extraction were healed, unusual in a teenager. Throneberry graduated from Evergreen High School as "Brianna Stewart" with the class of 2000 and enrolled at Clark College. In 2016, Throneberry resurfaced under the alias "Brianna Kenzie" and accused a local man of sexually assaulting her while she was working as a hotel employee. She was later fired after hotel employees learned of her prior record. Popular culture Throneberry's story inspired "Shangri-La", episode 2 of season 13 of Law & Order, as well as "Pretend", episode 21 of season 8 of Law & Order: SVU. The song "Souvenir" by the Wisconsin-based rapper Milo, which was released in 2015, includes the line, “Indeed, he's ageless like Treva Throneberry.” See also False accusation of rape False allegation of child sexual abuse References External links Crime Library article about Treva Throneberry 1969 births Living people 20th-century American criminals 21st-century American criminals Criminals from Texas False allegations of sex crimes Impostors People from Fort Worth, Texas People from Wichita Falls, Texas People from Electra, Texas People from Tumwater, Washington Satanic ritual abuse Clark College alumni