Mulher da Pensilvânia é procurada por fingir câncer para financiar viagens à Austrália

Vanessa O'Rourke enfrenta acusações federais de fraude eletrônica após supostamente arrecadar fundos alegando que tinha um câncer cerebral terminal.

O FBI afirma que O'Rourke, de Harleysville, na Pensilvânia, começou a dizer a familiares e amigos em outubro de 2015 que precisava de dinheiro para um tratamento experimental na Austrália contra um glioblastoma. Ela manteve as alegações até julho de 2016 e realizou pelo menos duas viagens ao país durante esse período.

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