Iredell sheriff: Woman ran fundraising scam for young girl with life-threatening illness
Authorities said a woman ran a fundraising scam for a young girl with a life-threatening illness.
Iredell Sheriff
The victim's mother told deputies that she met Domenick online and started what she believed was a friendship with her, Campbell said.
Domenick presented herself as a marketing professional from the
Detective
Campbell said the vendors and the victim's mother said the smaller events were a failure and the LKN Fest never became what Domenick promised.
Scannella soon learned that each vendor had a promissory contract from Domenick stating LKN Fest would be sold out due to being highly advertised on the news, social media and billboards, Campbell said. The vendors said none of this ever occurred and none of the vendors ever saw any financial return on their investment, and the victim's family did not receive donation money from Domenick as she promised, Campbell said. At this time, the total amount of money unaccounted for is
After gathering all the evidence, Scannella attempted to contact Domenick, who said that she was no longer in
Scannella learned Domenick was in
She is currently in custody in
She has no listed criminal history.
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