25 charged in World Trade Centre charity scams

Another 25 people have been charged with using a variety of schemes to steal money from charities set up to help victims of the World Trade Centre terrorist attacks.

25 charged in World Trade Centre charity scams
Wed, 10 Apr, 2002 - 11:42

Another 25 people have been charged with using a variety of schemes to steal money from charities set up to help victims of the World Trade Centre terrorist attacks.

Since September 11, Manhattan prosecutors have charged 76 people with stealing money intended to help relatives and victims of the disaster.

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