“A North Hollywood woman has filed suit against her psychic reader, claiming the medium fraudulently took her $11,000 without lifting a curse on the plaintiff’s love life.” [Molly McDonough, ABA Journal; our all-time-classic psychic fraud lawsuit]
“A North Hollywood woman has filed suit against her psychic reader, claiming the medium fraudulently took her $11,000 without lifting a curse on the plaintiff’s love life.” [Molly McDonough, ABA Journal; our all-time-classic psychic fraud lawsuit]
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No! I’m shocked, SHOCKED! to learn that a “psychic reader” would engage in fraud!
Anyone stupid enough to believe in astrology or psychics, quite frankly, deserves to lose their money. Government has more important things to do (eg securing the border) than to protect people from their own stupidity
I wonder if the Psychic could see it coming? Did she hire a lawyer the day she “lifted” the curse?
Totally legit. The two made a contract, and the psychic broke her end of the deal.
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The curse on her love life plaintiff alleges wasn’t lifted is that she still has the same boyfriend. Instead of a Psychic she might have thought of trying a personals ad – then, when it’s printed, circle it in red and pin it to the pillow.