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Lizzie Dunn from Staten Island told police earlier this week she was attacked with acid when walking alone to a bus stop. The attacker was a panhandler, Dunn reported, a black woman in her 40s, who sprayed acid on her face when Dunn didn’t have cigarettes or spare change to give her.
After a police investigation, her story turned out to be a lie. The wounds were self-inflicted, and she confessed to police her story was fabricated.
It's sick enough to falsely accuse someone else of doing something like this, but to actually put acid on your face as so called evidence is a whole new level of crazy.
Interestingly enough the article doesn't mention if the woman volunteered the information of race or if it was in response to questioning by the cops.
Whatever the case may be it's good that they found out it was a hoax.
It was in the news last week. The person they were looking for had a 'dark complexion'. Black was never used.
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