A Therapist Involved in a Money Laundering Scam Faces Prison Time
James says his 58-year-old Aunt Terri is a very smart and independent woman, who is a marriage counselor with a master's degree in clinical psychology. James claims Aunt Terri has fallen for a celebrity catfish scam, by believing she was romantically involved with Hollywood actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan from The Walking Dead. Terri says she even believed he wanted to marry her. Whoever contacted Terri online isn't the real Jeffrey Dean Morgan. But Terri claims she's 100 percent convinced that the actor or someone working with him is her "secret lover" who scammed her out of thousands of dollars, and put her in the center of an international money laundering scam that left her broke, brokenhearted, and potentially behind bars.
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