Rosemarie Castro-Rosales Guilty Plea
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Edmonton aesthetician who claimed to be a doctor given conditional discharge
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Rosemarie Castro-Rosales , 39 , pleaded guilty to fraud under $5,000 and forgery.
She was accused of posing as a doctor performing massage therapy, holistic therapies and “quasi-medical techniques” She was sentenced to a two-year conditional discharge.
If she does not reoffend during that time, she will be spared a criminal record.
Castro-Rosales' anxiety was exacerbated by the “very publicized” nature of her case, Belzil said.
He ultimately agreed with the Crown and defence, saying he sees “no merit” in incarcerating her.
Under a conditional discharge, an accused can be subject to requirements similar to a probation order.
Specific conditions were not detailed in court.
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