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by 8DonCo Tue Sep 11, 2018 9:23 pm

Couple accused of stealing GoFundMe money from homeless man shows risks of crowdfunding

NEW YORK — A New Jersey couple is in legal jeopardy after their good-news story turned into a criminal investigation. Mark D'Amico and Katelyn McClure are accused of spending the more than $400,000 they raised for a homeless veteran on GoFundMe, spending it on lavish vacations, a new BMW and more.

It was a nearly a year ago when Johnny Bobbitt gave his last $20 to help out a young woman who had run out of gas on the highway. The story went viral, and she and her partner collected $400,000 to pay Bobbitt back.

But now a lawyer who was representing the couple in civil court has told the judge in a letter that "one or both" of them "will likely be indicted."

by Bo\n Bon Tue Sep 11, 2018 9:41 pm

8DonCo wrote:Couple accused of stealing GoFundMe money from homeless man shows risks of crowdfunding

NEW YORK — A New Jersey couple is in legal jeopardy after their good-news story turned into a criminal investigation. Mark D'Amico and Katelyn McClure are accused of spending the more than $400,000 they raised for a homeless veteran on GoFundMe, spending it on lavish vacations, a new BMW and more.

It was a nearly a year ago when Johnny Bobbitt gave his last $20 to help out a young woman who had run out of gas on the highway. The story went viral, and she and her partner collected $400,000 to pay Bobbitt back.

But now a lawyer who was representing the couple in civil court has told the judge in a letter that "one or both" of them "will likely be indicted."

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