OMG! A 23-year-old girl hatched a sinister conspiracy against herself, the reason is shocking - Newztezz Online

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OMG! A 23-year-old girl hatched a sinister conspiracy against herself, the reason is shocking


College Girl Faked Her Own Abduction:
A college student hatched a sinister conspiracy against herself. But he had no idea that this childish act of his was going to backfire on him.

While studying in college, something happened to a girl that she hatched a sinister plan against herself. This girl fabricated a false story of her kidnapping . But the 23-year-old girl had no idea that her childish act would backfire on her. The lie of the girl was caught and now she is facing legal action. The case is of Pennsylvania, USA.

The girl has been identified as Chloe Stein. On the evening of May 2, when Chloe's plot was exposed, the police arrested her. Chloe is charged with alerting a public safety agency to a false danger, reporting a crime that did not occur, obstructing the administration of law and disturbing the peace. When you will know why this girl did this, you will be surprised.

According to NBC News, Chloe failed her graduation. He told the police that he made up a false story of kidnapping only to escape from the local law. On May 1, at around 10.30 pm, he called that a police officer was following him. As planned, Chloe made several unsuccessful calls to her partner. The police later found Chloe's car in the middle of the road, but she was not in it.

Now the local police had become active. Chloe's search operation started with helicopter. According to the report, thousands of dollars were spent in this. Meanwhile, the police suspected that something was amiss. Meanwhile, he found Chloe at his friend's house. Chloe tries her best to mislead the police, but her lie is caught.

After this, when the police called her college, it was found that she had not gone to college for two years. Because of Chloe's action, the police got unnecessarily upset. Now the matter has reached the court, where the first hearing is to be held on May 25.

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