It wasn’t long before the celebrity imposters asked for money, according to police, where one woman sent them about $168,000 in a series of money transfers while the other woman sent around ...

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Authorities said the Pitt imposters then asked for money. One women sent them about $168,000, and another sent around $195,500. Only $94,000 has been recovered so far as part of the investigation.

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Authorities said the Pitt imposters then asked for money. One women sent them about $168,000, and another sent around $195,500. Only $94,000 has been recovered so far as part of the investigation.