17k windfall for liars

We’re taking a break from our sissection of The Great Replacement so we can induct June 2019’s entrants into the Sick Phoque Club: two people who lied that they were at one of the mosques during the Christchurch terror attack so they could claim a share of the millions donated to the victims. The pair, who stood to gain $17,000 each, escaped charges and were instead warned by police, who would not say why they chose not to prosecute them. A Muslim community group says there are shooting victims in desperate need of financial support and it's "extremely disappointing" people tried to gain access to the money illegitimately, and why wouldn’t they what with the amount one stands to gain from it: in total, those immediately related to one of the dead received $90,000 each, people with gunshot wounds received $51,000, and those who were in the confines of either mosque when the gunman was present received $17,000. Money is a corrupting influence, and it really shows right after a huge disaster, with fake charities seeking to capitalise on the generosity of the masses.