A woman from Florida was arrested after allegedly handing over a fake tarot card to a man during reading and “spiritual cleanliness”.
According to a arrest report received by WTVJ, 67 -year -old Carmen Waldez de Miguel was arrested on Monday and faced allegations of organized scheme, who to cheat an officer without violence, grand theft and protest.
According to the report, the alleged Con began on 11 March, when a person found a flyer on his car to read the tarot card and called the number.
He spoke with a woman, read the report, and agreed to the tarot card reading session for $ 20.
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A woman from Florida is accused of stealing thousands from a man during tarot card reading and spiritual cleaning. (Miami-dad reform)
Two days later, on 13 March, the man went to an apartment and met Waldez de Miguel, who allegedly referred to himself as Maria Rodriguez, was read in the report.
While reading, Waldez de Miguel allegedly told the man that he needed a “deep spiritual cleaning process”, which would be priced between $ 600 and $ 700.
Relying on his advice, the report stated that the man agreed to partial payment and transferred $ 200 through the zele.
He then returned to the apartment and met Valdez de Miguel again for the “spiritual cleanliness season” on 14 March, as per the report, had pre-refused a part.
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A Fortune-Taler reads the tarot card. (Istock)
The report expands that Waldez de Miguel asked the person about his available bank balance during the session, where he allegedly told him that he had $ 8,000 available.
After the man’s response, Waldez de Miguel allegedly asked him to bring the entire amount next time and assured him that if she was to use money in a ritual, it would be doubled, and she would return it the same day.
The man returned to the apartment with $ 3,000 cash on March 19, according to the report, where Waldez de Miguel put money in a bag with eggs.
During the ritual, the report stated that the bag was broken, and on opening it, the man claimed that whatever was left inside was broken eggs and insects.
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The person told the officials that whatever was in the Waldez de Miguel bag appeared shocked, but when he asked for his money back, he claimed that he could not do it “because of his state of mind.”
Waldez de Miguel allegedly assured the man that his money would return the next day.
The report said that the person had made several attempts to contact Waldez de Miguel after a bizarre encounter, but he refused to return the money.
The report said, “She said that the funds were part of a ritual and could not be released until the candles were extinguished on their own, despite assuring the victim already that her money would return the same day,” the report said in the report.
The report said Waldez de Miguel was taken into custody on Monday, where the authorities gave him an opportunity to return the money, but refused to know the man.
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The report said that he had also opposed taking into custody and used a fake name during his arrest.
Investigators also told WTVJ that he had come to know that Waldez de Miguel had three warrants in separate theft cases.
Waldez de Miguel appeared before a judge on Tuesday, who set his bond for $ 5,500 in the case.
“Well, I had a chance to review this very interesting arrest affidavit, which also realizes that you should never answer a flyer left on your vehicle for tarot card reading because you don’t know what is going to happen, especially when you are asked to bring $ 3,000 cash, some eggs put money in a bag,” Judge Mudi Gliezer said. “It is bizarre.”
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