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“I have cancer that spreads throughout the body, such as the brain and bones, so the organs cannot function properly. My father is dying of terminal cancer and I want to take my hand and let him into the wedding hall Before I die”.
A British woman in her twenties who had collected donations while posing as a terminally ill cancer patient with a tearful history finally fell into a barracks.
Pretending to be a Cancer Patient … Congratulations and Donations of 12.6 Million Won
According to foreign media such as the British BBC on the 23rd, Tony Standon (29-year-old woman) received a donation of 8,500 pounds (about 12.6 million won) appealing to the media and social networks from February last year to April of the year past.
He also posted a photo of his face on Facebook, saying, “Whole body function is declining and painful” and “Father Derek, 57, is also dying of terminal cancer.” Through the media, this unfortunate story was widely known.
Standon’s friends even created a donation page to help him marry her boyfriend, James, 52.
But his lies didn’t last long. Friends began to doubt the “alive” appearance that is hard to believe in terminal cancer patients.
#Standon’s wedding day last summer. He got up in good shape and thanked the guests. Even the father, who passed away a day ago, left a congratulatory message on the video, making people laugh even as the sea of crying guests unfolded.
# Honeymoon after the wedding ceremony. Standon is said to have carefully reviewed the guests’ congratulations and went on his honeymoon to Turkey. In the midst of the blockade of each country by the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19), it is said that he and her husband traveled through Europe.
When his friends accused him of this, Standon finally cried and admitted all the facts. Friends reported her to the police.
Cheryl Aston, 33, who donated £ 525 (about 780,000 won) to a friend from Standon College, said: “It was a great performance to win an Oscar.” I saved the money. I was sorry I couldn’t help more. ”
The British court ruled that Standon’s conduct was “a complete betrayal that shocked his acquaintances”. At the moment, the court is certain of Standon’s arrest, but is debating how long it will be. Additionally, local media reported that the ruling would contain around 2,000 pounds of the donation it raised.
Reporter Seok-Hyun Ko [email protected]
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