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5 People Who Faked Cancer For Cash
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5. Jamie Lynn Toler
It's astonishing how far someone would go to get a boob job. Jamie Lynn Toler, of Phoenix, AZ, allegedly lied to everyone in her life in order to purchase a boob job. Toler is accused of telling her former employer, her mother, and her grandparents, that she had breast cancer and needed a double mastectomy and breast reconstruction. Toler claimed she could not afford these life-saving surgeries because she had no health insurance. Thanks to the generosity of her friends and family, Toler, who organized fundraisers for her mission, raised over $8,000. Unfortunately, when police investigated the case, they found that Toler never had cancer and had used all of the $8,000 to pay a plastic surgeon for breast implants. Toler paid the surgeon in cash.
4. Angie Gomez
Angie Gomez, a Texas high school student, faces a felony charge after being accused of pretending to have leukemia. Gomez also set up a fake charity called the "Achieve the Dream Foundation" to collect donations for her fictitious cancer treatments. Gomez raised more than $17,000 from her classmates and other community members. Eventually, police received a tip that Gomez did not seem sick, and the subsequent investigation proved that she was not a patient at any of the hospitals where she claimed to be receiving treatment. Gomez's attorney claims that the teenager started the charity for altruistic reasons and planned to donate the money to cancer research.
3. Leron Magilner
Delaware resident Leron Magilner, 34, allegedly scammed his friends, co-workers and other community members out of thousands of dollars by claiming he had terminal pancreatic cancer. A co-worker of Magilner organized two charity events to help their friend, bringing in around $11,000.
2. Ashley Kirilow
After having a benign lump removed from her breast in 2008, Toronto woman, Ashley Kirilow, devised an elaborate scheme to make money by faking a cancer diagnosis. Kirilow apparently removed all the hair on her head and face, started a charity called "Change for the Cure," and collected over $20,000 in donations.
1. Luker Couple
Sonja Luker, and her husband, Gerald Luker, solicited donations from family, friends, co-workers and church members from 2004 to 2010. Together they raised about $19,000, most of which came from their closest friends and neighbors. Luker, who never actually had cancer, reportedly used $14,000 to salvage their home from foreclosure in 2009 and used another $4,000 to buy a Harley Davidson motorcycle for her husband.
Belle Gibson
Belle Gibson, the wellness blogger faked brain cancer to her hundreds of thousands of followers,
In early March 2015, after media reporting identified Belle Gibson's a Melbourne-based food blogger apparently fraudulent claims of charity fundraising and donation-making, further media investigation soon revealed that Gibson had also apparently fabricated her stories of cancer, and lied about her age as well as other details of her personal life and history and fooled multinational companies including Apple and Penguin.
5 People Who Faked Cancer For Cash
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http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/cancer-conwoman-belle-gibson-faces-1m-fines-over-fundraising-scam-20160428-goh3r2.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_Gibson
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5. Jamie Lynn Toler
It's astonishing how far someone would go to get a boob job. Jamie Lynn Toler, of Phoenix, AZ, allegedly lied to everyone in her life in order to purchase a boob job. Toler is accused of telling her former employer, her mother, and her grandparents, that she had breast cancer and needed a double mastectomy and breast reconstruction. Toler claimed she could not afford these life-saving surgeries because she had no health insurance. Thanks to the generosity of her friends and family, Toler, who organized fundraisers for her mission, raised over $8,000. Unfortunately, when police investigated the case, they found that Toler never had cancer and had used all of the $8,000 to pay a plastic surgeon for breast implants. Toler paid the surgeon in cash.
4. Angie Gomez
Angie Gomez, a Texas high school student, faces a felony charge after being accused of pretending to have leukemia. Gomez also set up a fake charity called the "Achieve the Dream Foundation" to collect donations for her fictitious cancer treatments. Gomez raised more than $17,000 from her classmates and other community members. Eventually, police received a tip that Gomez did not seem sick, and the subsequent investigation proved that she was not a patient at any of the hospitals where she claimed to be receiving treatment. Gomez's attorney claims that the teenager started the charity for altruistic reasons and planned to donate the money to cancer research.
3. Leron Magilner
Delaware resident Leron Magilner, 34, allegedly scammed his friends, co-workers and other community members out of thousands of dollars by claiming he had terminal pancreatic cancer. A co-worker of Magilner organized two charity events to help their friend, bringing in around $11,000.
2. Ashley Kirilow
After having a benign lump removed from her breast in 2008, Toronto woman, Ashley Kirilow, devised an elaborate scheme to make money by faking a cancer diagnosis. Kirilow apparently removed all the hair on her head and face, started a charity called "Change for the Cure," and collected over $20,000 in donations.
1. Luker Couple
Sonja Luker, and her husband, Gerald Luker, solicited donations from family, friends, co-workers and church members from 2004 to 2010. Together they raised about $19,000, most of which came from their closest friends and neighbors. Luker, who never actually had cancer, reportedly used $14,000 to salvage their home from foreclosure in 2009 and used another $4,000 to buy a Harley Davidson motorcycle for her husband.
Belle Gibson
Belle Gibson, the wellness blogger faked brain cancer to her hundreds of thousands of followers,
In early March 2015, after media reporting identified Belle Gibson's a Melbourne-based food blogger apparently fraudulent claims of charity fundraising and donation-making, further media investigation soon revealed that Gibson had also apparently fabricated her stories of cancer, and lied about her age as well as other details of her personal life and history and fooled multinational companies including Apple and Penguin.
