The application of the law has opened an investigation into the organizer of a false Goofundme campaign that claimed to be for one Three Concord-Carlisle High School killed in an accident in Florida Last week.
The campaign sought to raise money for senior Hannah Wasserman, who died with the elderly Jimmy Mcintosh and Maisey O’Donnell in an accident on April 21, according to Superintendent Laurie Hunter.
Wasserman and Mcintosh died at the scene, and O’Donnell died later in the hospital. A fourth student was in critical condition after the fall.
A waffle that claimed to raise funds for the Wasserman family traveling last week Extracted from the website For the trust and confidence team of Goofundme. Before being demolished, the campaign raised about $ 8,000 in donations, according to WBZ News.
The Concord Police Department has opened an investigation into the collection of fraudulent funds from Monday morning, according to CAP Tom Mulcahy.
Gofundme stated that all funds raised were “safely by our payment processors during our review process”. After the organizers did not respond to their confidence and security team, Gofundme returned the donors and demolished the fundraising.
“In Gofundme, being a safe and confident place to give and receive help is our maximum priority and we continue to supervise the Platform for fundraising related to this incident,” a statement from a spokesman for Goofundme said.
The mortal accident occurred shortly before 9.30 pm on April 21, near Panama beach in Florida on Route 98.
The four Seniors of the Concord-Carlisle were in a SUV that led to the west when they were hit by a tractor trailer trying to make a turn in one in a paved median, according to a report by the Patrol of the Florida road obtained by Masslive.
The force of the impact pushed the SUV through the median and towards the east side of the road, before it stopped on the wooden line, according to police.
Mcintosh and Wasserman declared themselves dead at the scene, while O’Donnell and the fourth teenager were hospitalized at the Bay Medical Center. Superintendent Hunter did not respond immediately to comment on the fourth condition of the student on Monday.