Burlington woman sentenced for role in fraudulent GoFundMe scheme
Late last week, the third and final defendant involved in a 2017 viral and fraudulent GoFundMe campaign that fleeced donors out of more than $402,000 was sentenced to three years in state prison. Katelyn McClure, of Burlington Township, was handed down the sentence by New Jersey Superior Court Judge Christopher Garrenger. The“ Paying it Forward” campaign was…
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