A foundress is said to have invented her son's cancer, collected more than 350,000 euros in donations and promoted her campaign via social media. Now a similar case is being negotiated in Wetzlar. Experts warn against fraud risks in private fundraising.
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A foundress is said to have invented her son's cancer, collected more than 350,000 euros in donations and promoted her campaign via social media. Now a similar case is being negotiated in Wetzlar. Experts warn against fraud risks in private fundraising.