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Woman accused of claiming child was terminally ill for money, Make-a-Wish trip faces new fraud charge
Katherine Jackson, a 42-year-old Indiana woman previously accused of falsifying her daughter's terminal illness for financial gain and a Make-A-Wish trip, faces a new fraud charge for allegedly taking $8,000 from an employee of her former attorney's law firm to purchase a car she never delivered. The original case involved allegations of medical child abuse and fraud related to her child's medical records.
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