Kvinna i Pennsylvania efterlyst för cancerbluff för att finansiera Australien-resor

Vanessa O'Rourke står inför federala åtalspunkter om bedrägeri efter att ha samlat in pengar genom att påstå att hon led av obotlig hjärncancer.

FBI uppger att O'Rourke, från Harleysville i Pennsylvania, i oktober 2015 började berätta för familj och vänner att hon behövde pengar för experimentell behandling i Australien mot glioblastom. Hon fortsatte med sina påståenden fram till juli 2016 och gjorde under den perioden minst två resor till landet.

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