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Police: Woman collected money for fake Heeringa fund
The women accused of collecting money in the name of Jessica Heeringa is well known around the Roosevelt Park Walmart for asking shoppers for money.
Police in Muskegon County say the suspect has a history of panhandling and recently used the Heeringa case to convince people to give her money. The woman told shoppers the money would go to Jessica Heeringa's young son.
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Police: Beware of money scams linked to search for missing woman
A scam alert is being issued that’s connected to the search for Jessica Heeringa.
The Norton Shores Police Department is getting the word out about people collecting money for the family of the missing woman only to keep it for themselves.
This past Tuesday, police in Roosevelt Park busted a group of people standing outside Wal-Mart who were collecting money to help with the search for Heeringa.
What was the problem?
http://fox17online.com/2013/05/17/jessica-heeringa-scam-suspect-confronted/#axzz2TfAS1BA0
Jessica Heeringa Scam Suspect Confronted
Two women are accused of soliciting money for Jessica Heeringa’s son and police say they are pocketing the money.
Roosevelt Park Police Chief David Boone says, “She went from customer to customer asking for donations- several of the people did give her some money.”
Neither of the women are affiliated with the Herringa Family. Joanne Vaughn was charged with larceny by false pretense. The other woman believed to be involved is Susan Adams, so far she has only been charged with trespassing.
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http://fox17online.com/2013/05/17/jessica-heeringa-scam-suspect-confronted/#ixzz2TfXzFlZb