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'Hit left and right': Woman shares costly consequences of identity theft

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By Cathy Tatom Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — “I was getting hit left and right,” Carrie Hall said. At 70-years old, she wants seniors and others to hear how identity thieves upended her life, in hopes they will take greater precautions to keep it from happening to them. Hall told 2 News identity thieves used her personal information to open accounts, with some bills going directly to her like the fee for a gym…

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'Hit left and right': Woman shares costly consequences of identity theft

By Cathy Tatom Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (KJRH) — “I was getting hit left and right,” Carrie Hall said. At 70-years old, she wants seniors and others to hear how identity thieves upended her life, in hopes they will take greater precautions to keep it from happening to them. Hall told 2 News identity thieves used her personal information to open accounts, with some bills going directly to her like the fee for a gym…

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'Hit left and right': Tulsa woman shares costly consequences of identity theft

"I was getting hit left and right," Carrie Hall said.At 70-years old, she wants seniors and others to hear how identity thieves upended her life, in hopes they will take greater precautions to keep it from happening to them.Hall told 2 News identity thieves used her personal information to open accounts, with some bills going directly to her like the fee for a gym where someone else used her information to open a membership. And I have never bee…

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The recent encounter between Remi Tinubu, Nigeria’s First Lady, and a group of nursing students has sparked intense debate and outrage. During her visit to the School of Midwifery in Asaba, Delta State, the students unexpectedly rejected her title as “our mother,” responding instead with “Na your mama be dis o” (meaning “This is your mother”). This bold response has been interpreted by many as a form of resistance against the cultural expectatio…

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KJRH broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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