
Two people were arrested in Pennsylvania in what officials say was a “fortune telling scheme” to dupe two victims out of more than $600,000. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: Pennsylvania officials arrested Gina Marie Marks and Steve Nicklas in an alleged fortune-telling scam that they say stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from victims.
Key Points:
The alleged scam may make consumers more wary of psychic services and other paid advice, and it shows how fraud can drain household savings.
The arrests may deter similar scams and help protect people from losing money to fraud.
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One of the two people arrested and a central alleged participant in the fortune-telling scheme.
One of the two people arrested and a central alleged participant in the fortune-telling scheme.
Named official quoted on the case and representing the charging authority.
The business the victims contacted and the alleged scheme was run through.
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