We hadn’t forgotten her, but almost. No doubt she was keeping quiet in her corner. It was thought that she had gained some awareness and humanity after a visit to the police station. Well no, chase away the crook, she comes back to the tarot. A…., the return. Worse…
Remember. It was in 2005, Eliane was in despair to see her husband slowly being eaten away by cancer. The faculty is powerless, Eliane is distraught. As is often the case in these cases, Eliane turns to the intangible. At this stage of distress, who would not be ready to do anything, to cling to the slightest little hope to save their loved one? Unfortunately for Eliane, she came across a hopeful seller. Luxury saleswoman, even, given the prices charged. 1,800 euros for the promise of saving a man at death’s door, then 25,000 euros to achieve the feat but also, a free bonus, to prevent the disease from “falling back” on the girl. Yes, A… had discovered at the time that cancer was subject to the Earth’s attraction! It is true that when you hide behind the name of A…de…, when you claim to hold your power from the kings of France and the Cathars, you can also be stronger than Einstein and Pasteur combined. Because unless historians are mistaken, it was precisely a king of France who ordered all the Cathars to be grilled. It must be said that Ambrouilla de Bad Aloi is not a paradox when it comes to scamming the good people. Thus, she also claims to work in conjunction with the monks of the Grande Chartreuse. Translation: A…, sorry, C…since that is his real name, teases from the bottle and half-heartedly admits a clear fondness for the fabulous beverage produced in this abbey. Given the lady’s ramblings, consuming in moderation is not her thing.
The problem is that in this story, it was Eliane who toasted. A few months later she was a widow, as the doctors had predicted. Worse, thanks to A…, Eliane had to face, in addition to her distress, a feeling of helplessness and a disastrous financial situation. Following an intervention by the Inad, A… then promised to partially reimburse the widow and the orphan. A promise like certain politicians that Coco has never kept. Like any victim of clairvoyance scammers, Eliane took the matter to court. As a result, A… and C… were more discreet. We thought she had calmed down… Wrongly.
In 2008, it was the turn of a disabled woman to fall into the clutches of A…. Seriously ill and unable to use her legs, and of course distraught, Mrs. K. has the misfortune of coming across an advertisement from the omnipotent A…. During a telephone consultation with the chief scammer, Ms. K learns, miraculously, that she will regain the use of her legs. Could she be a descendant of Jesus? This is what one might believe if the holy clairvoyant did not ask 2000 euros for such a miracle. Well, we will say that with the crisis the descendants of Jesus are having difficulty joining the two crystal balls and that they cannot wait for God to give them back a hundredfold. Lack of luck, unlike Lazare, Mrs. K. was never able to get up and walk. It is not Jesus who wants. Instead of sowing love and compassion, Use and abuse people’s despair and misfortune to accumulate goods. We are far from this precious “help” promised in the ads.
Once again, at the request of the victim, Inad intervened with A… to try to obtain an amicable settlement of the case. From there, we know the scenario:promise, retraction then nada. Except that this time, our “healer” decided to play mafia. Not content with having scammed a poor woman, the “godfather” decided to send her lawyer to resolve this matter in her own way. The slimy guy didn’t need to be asked and even decided to add more. Believing himself to be in a Scorcese film, the man found nothing better than to “strongly advise” the victim to change his testimony and to affirm that it was the President of the INAD who forced him to complain. Mrs. K. refuses. And there, our legal specialist flouts what he is supposed to defend and suggests to Mrs. K. that she could well end up in a psychiatric institute. And why not in a river with concrete shoes? We have to believe that A… and his lawless man have really lost their temper and that it is high time for them and for the people of France to undergo therapy.
Of course, reading these lines and seeing the enormity of A…’s words, one might think that the victims are truly naive. But when individuals like A… take advantage of illness and death to make their fortune, we would tend to clench our fists. In this case, we would even want to remind dear A… that a little over 200 years ago, nobles lost their heads because they believed they could despoil the people with complete impunity. And if we look closely, we could wonder if the State, through its passive attitude towards a phenomenon which is becoming more and more widespread, and the magazines which publish such announcements, without any prior verification, in full knowledge of the facts, would they not be “accomplices” in these scams.
Buffy Brinogene
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