Second of all, what the hell is a curse?

Fraud TIffany Stevens

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For a fee, the fortuneteller offered to remove the curse so it would not affect Tate's daughters and grandchildren.

Tate, of Ocean View, said she fell for the story.

"She said, 'God has sent me to you,' " Tate said. "I began to think, 'Maybe this is really true.' She was believable."

In the end, Tate deposited nearly $60,000 of an inheritance into the fortuneteller's personal account to "cleanse" the money of evil so her late mother and sister could rest in peace.

The so-called psychic was charged Wednesday with one count of felony theft for defrauding Tate out of $65,400, Delaware State Police said.   >> Full story

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written by Joey, May 01, 2008

What a damned fake. She looks like a ho too. :woohoo:

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written by Stargirl, May 03, 2008

People are so damned gullible. Everyone knows the going rate for curse removal is $20,000!

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