See more of our coverage in your search results. The Orange County football mom accused of allegedly swiping more than $400,000 from a high school team was living a picture-perfect life of beach escapes, football games, and family fun - while her husband says he had no clue what was allegedly happening behind the scenes. Molina's husband had just left before her arrest, according to ABC. He told the outlet he had no idea about his wife's alleged crime spree. Sign up for the California Morning Report newsletter The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now. Thanks for signing up! Enter your email address Please provide a valid email. By clicking above you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Never miss a story Check out more newsletters The family's Facebook page offered a glossy glimpse into their seemingly charmed life: Notre Dame tailgates, stunning beaches, tropical-looking waters, poolside drinks beneath palm trees and frequent trips to new destinations. 12 Julie Hanway Molina and Anthony Molina are pictured in a photo from Anthony Molina's Facebook page. Julie Hanway Molina has been accused of stealing $400,000 from a team. Facebook/Anthony Molina 12 Julie Hanway Molina and Anthony Molina are shown in a photo from Anthony Molina's Facebook page. Julie Hanway Molina has been accused of stealing $400,000 from a team. Facebook/Anthony Molina 12 Julie Hanway Molina and Anthony Molina are pictured in a photo from Anthony Molina's Facebook page. Julie Hanway Molina has been accused of stealing $400,000 from a team. Facebook/Anthony Molina They were regulars at SoFi Stadium, decked out in Pittsburgh Steelers gear, while other posts showed football gear, holiday celebrations and trips to New York complete with horse-and-carriage rides. Disneyland outings were also a regular feature, along with photos from fancy restaurants and beautiful beach sunsets. 12 Julie Hanway Molina and Anthony Molina are pictured in a photo from Anthony Molina's Facebook page. Julie Hanway Molina has been accused of stealing $400,000 from a team. Facebook/Anthony Molina #nypost #crimewatchnewyork