My mother is 85 years old, diabetic, deaf and close to bankruptcy. Due to her age and financial condition, she has become obsessed with entering small sweepstakes, desperately hoping to win enough to buy herself hearing aids, re-roof her home and pay off her mortgage. The sweepstakes companies, however, have sold her name to unscrupulous scam artists such as Raylene Van Worth.
Raylene Van Worth has been attempting to scam my elderly mother out of whatever money she's got by lying to her about a "lucky 72 days of luck" my mother's got coming - all she has to do is fork over whatever money she's got left to Van Worth.
There is absolutely NOTHING lower than a cow like Raylene Van Worth leeching off of desperate, elderly widows. Why the U.S. Government and the State of New Jersey have not bothered to throw this scam artist in prison is an indictment of the U.S. justice system - but something that can be fixed.
I am reporting Raylene Van Worth to the New Jersey Attorney General, the U.S. Postmaster General, and the U.S. Attorney General. I hope anyone who has been her victim will also continue to pursue this woman until we've put her in prison where she belongs.
Raylene Van Worth - You shouldn't be "worried" about my mother not responding to you. I'M the one you'll be having "visions" about, when I'm done with you.
Alistair
Los Angeles, California