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Altoona woman claims to be victim in theft by deception case based in Georgia

Kearston Thibedeau said that she bought a custom ring made of her breastmilk from a business called Romeo and Juliette Keepsakes. The owner of the business was arrested. Police are recommending charges of theft by deception.

By: WEAU

May 14 2024
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ALTOONA, Wis. (WEAU) - Altoona woman claims to be a victim in a theft by deception case More than 300 people across 25 states and even Australia, gave irreplaceable mementos to a woman in Georgia and never got them back and one woman in Altoona claim... [2431 chars]

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