Une femme de Pennsylvanie recherchée pour avoir simulé un cancer afin de financer des voyages en Australie

Vanessa O'Rourke fait face à des accusations fédérales de fraude électronique pour avoir prétendument récolté des fonds en affirmant qu'elle était atteinte d'un cancer du cerveau en phase terminale.

Le FBI indique qu'O'Rourke, originaire de Harleysville en Pennsylvanie, a commencé à dire à sa famille et à ses amis en octobre 2015 qu'elle avait besoin d'argent pour un traitement expérimental en Australie contre un glioblastome. Elle a maintenu ces allégations jusqu'en juillet 2016 et a effectué au moins deux voyages dans ce pays au cours de cette période.

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