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Woman indicted, accused of raising more than $16,000 for non-existent dying child Re

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A woman has been indicted in Washington County after she was accused of using an online scam to raise money for a fictitious dying boy.

 

Frankie Louise Yates, 63, of Springfield is charged with theft by deception of more than $10,000, according to a news release from the office of Attorney General Jack Conway.

 

 

Woman indicted, accused of raising more than $16,000 for non-existent dying child | Lexington Herald-Leader

http://www.kentucky.com/news/local/crime/article50923315.html

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ead more here: Woman indicted, accused of raising more than $16,000 for non-existent dying child | Lexington Herald-Leader

Is what she did any different than the ones on the side of the street with a sign that's full of lies? Please help homeless, hungry kids...etc. Some of those folks are lying and make up to 250.00 a day.

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