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Angel-Faced Con Artist Duped Dozens of Israelis Using Fake Checks and sob Stories
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By אדוה דדון
What happened
Margot Jessie Sitbon has been indicted for defrauding dozens of Israelis over three years using Facebook Marketplace, fake payments, and manipulative tactics. Despite numerous complaints, authorities struggled to apprehend her until a news program's intervention led to her arrest and subsequent charges.
- 01Woman charged with defrauding dozens using Facebook Marketplace.
- 02She used fake payments and sob stories to trick victims.
- 03Police and courts struggled to stop her for three years.
- 04A news program's intervention led to her arrest.
- 05She faces multiple charges including fraud and theft.
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