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Drew Griffin tracks down a woman allegedly behind a fraudulent e-mail set up to collect donations for a Newtown victim.
Post by: Drew Griffin and David Fitzpatrick
Filed under: Anderson Cooper • Connecticut School Shooting • Keeping Them Honest
Anyone perpetrating this type of activity is nearly as bad as the shooter who took the lives. I'd have a serious problem trying to keep myself from perpetrating a little physical injury to these low-life, worthless leaches. It's sickening that people would stoop so low. There's no excuse whatsoever.
It just kills me that whenever I see the proof from hidden cameras etc., whether it be the used car industry to any other theft and/or fraud I have never one time seen the perp say "Yes, it was me and I am going to make it right. They ALWAYS shove the seekers of the truth and the cameramen away screaming about their own rights!!! One of the bif news shows had hidden cameras in the hoods of used cars that were in "the repair shop" it shows the car dealers looking in at the defunct carb or whatever, shutting the hood, the another customer with a hidden camera in the sales office while the salesman tell how they are Christians and would never send a Mom away with a dangerous car. In the face of the absolute proof, they fail.
THe red cross scammed the 911 donators out of millions and the feds sued to get the money. They still kept millions and no one went to jail. There are hundreds of companies that do nothing but solicit donations from people and keep a large portion of the donations as a fee. Charities exist for every type and kind of need. They prey on the public to give, citing the poor the sick , starving children, underprivelidged children and any ploy they can to get your donations. Here we have a lady that is doing what thousands of others do all the time and she must be persecuted. I can't condone the act but lets place it in perspective. If there is a need there is someone that exploits that need for personal gain. How is this lady any different than the guy holding a sign at the corner begging help for a hungry viet nam veteran. Exposing her is the right thing to do but why stop there? How about exposing the million dollar companies that do the same thing!!!
I am one of the people who outed this lady. She is sick! To think she would blame anyone but herself for doing this is beyond me! Plus she is also collecting donations (monetary and actual items) for NYC Hurricane Relief and I also heard she was collecting for autism also. I hope the FBI takes down all her fake sites and no one else gets scammed.
I agree with you Noeasyday. Those web sites should be shut down, the money collected, the people taken to jail, charged for the scam, tried in court, then jailed for a long time. The money that was collected from all of these sites should then be divided among the families. This a crime and all these people wanted is to line their pockets with easy money that they didn't have to work for. I sure hope the government can do something about this. May they all Rest In Peace.
There are sick people out there just looking to scam some one on anothers tragedy – I hope they get these evil devils and throw the book at them, and exploit them on all the networks, put them in jail and throw away the key – what goes around comes around, the man upstairs is watching you –
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Golden Gate senior Devin Woods finds an open lane to the basket, grabbing two of his 18 points in what would be a 79-63 loss to the Bears of Palmetto Ridge, Jan. 19 at Palmetto. / KEN LANE
Golden Gate junior Jarvis Davis drives to the hoop as they visit Palmetto Ridge, Jan. 19. Davis finished with 18 points as the Titans fell to the Bears, 79-63. / KEN LANE
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Mike Payne saves the ball from going out of bounds and looks for an open Palmetto Ridge teammate as the Bears host Golden Gate, Jan. 19. The Bears won, 79-63. Payne finished with 11 points. / KEN LANE
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Ashe County Sheriff James Williams announces the arrest of five suspects, the culmination of a two-year investigation into the trafficking of methamphetamines in and around Ashe County. Three search warrants were executed on December 12th, the warrants the culmination of 2 years of work
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"I don't know anything about it," Town Planner JoAnn Duffy said Friday night. "I'm shocked, but happy and I hope it's true. We would welcome them with open arms."
In a news release posted on the company's website, Bass Pro Shops, which specializes in outdoor recreational equipment and apparel, said it would open a 149,000-square-foot store by the end of 2013.
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