Police in Florida search for woman who allegedly scammed 10 people out of $100,000 by providing ‘witchcraft services’ that included readings and love spells
- Naples Police said that they have had 10 victims come forward with claims that they were ‘deprived large amounts of money’
- Victims were allegedly defrauded out of $100,000
- Ads were found throughout Hispanic newspapers, radio ads on local Hispanic radio stations, and flyers throughout the Golden Gate and East Naples areas
- The ads were first published in December 2020, leading to the alleged in-person encounters beginning in mid-January 2021 and ending mid-March 2021
- Woman is described as being possibly Hispanic or Eastern European, speaking ‘Spanish with unknown accent/dialect’
Florida authorities are searching for a woman who allegedly scammed people out of $100,000 by ‘providing spiritual/witchcraft services.’
Naples Police said that they have had 10 victims come forward with claims that they were ‘deprived large amounts of money,’ according to a Monday release from the department.
Authorities shared that they first learned of the woman on March 14.
Police are searching for a woman who posted ads and allegedly scammed more than 10 people out of $100,000 by ‘providing spiritual/witchcraft services’
Police said that ads were found throughout Hispanic newspapers, radio ads on local Hispanic radio stations, and flyers throughout the Golden Gate and East Naples areas.
The ads were first published in December 2020, leading to the alleged in-person encounters beginning in mid-January 2021 and ending mid-March 2021.
A sign shared by the department appears to offer services for love spells and cleanings.
Victims have describe the woman as being possibly Hispanic or Eastern European, speaking ‘Spanish with unknown accent/dialect’
Victims have describe the woman as being possibly Hispanic or Eastern European, speaking ‘Spanish with unknown accent/dialect.’
The woman is described as being approximately 5’2″ with blonde hair and is said to have a medium build.
Police shared suspect drawings of the suspect they are looking for.