Johnny Bobbitt stands during a hearing Burlington County Courthouse in Mt. Holly, New Jersey on Dec. 14, 2018.Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings.A homeless Philadelphia man who admitted to helping a New Jersey couple concoct a GoFundMe scam that raked in more than $400,000 was sentenced Friday to five years of probationJohnny Bobbitt, Jr.
Prosecutors, however, said McClure and D'Amico came up with the tale and then got Bobbitt in on the ruse. and D'Amico claiming that they were withholding funds from the GoFundMe. The lawsuit accused the couple of using the account"as their personal piggy bank to fund a lifestyle that they could not otherwise afford."
White homeless PRIVILEGE
Can you really blame him though? Now the couple, on the other hand...
I've already heard that Michael Avenattti has started a gofundme page for him.
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I think he would be happier in jail
A condenação não foi a 'prisão domiciliar', porque ele não tem.
Pretty soon it's gonna be 'Homeless' for NBC and their cohorts for they will no longer have anybody to view their Lies when they finally go bankrupt with no sponsors. And their rating go so far south, that Hell would Wellcome them liars.
what he needs? what? while on probation he needs a job. Free money won't change personality. Job can do that. someone who is responsible for him now while he is on probations should find him a job... and he needs to apoligize for people who tried to help him.
Wow, I know ppl that have gone to jail for 5 years because they stole a bike. This guy stole 400k, y’all tripping if this doesn’t stink to high hell! Fuck the Judicial System!
Not 5 years of homelessness?
Wow he got off with no jail time
Guessing he was hoping for a cot and 3 squares, not to mention the new wardrobe.
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