Overview
- The scam began when the victim defended Turner in a Facebook post, leading to a direct message from the impersonator.
- Over three weeks, the scammer convinced her to send money for alleged marital and property issues.
- Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating, but the scammer's location remains unknown.
- The impersonator used personal details and photos from Turner's public profiles to gain the victim's trust.
- Police advise social media users to be wary of requests for money, especially from supposed celebrities.