Scheming student who faked terminal cancer is jailed
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A tutor who was duped into helping a 'heartless' student who faked terminal cancer has revealed she lost her career, husband and job through the manipulation.
Sally Retallack was conned by Elisa Bianco, who moved in with the 49-year-old lecturer after pretending she had only three months to live and nowhere else to go.
Mrs Retallack's decision to accommodate the 22-year-old, who she used to teach, and shower her with expensive gifts and trips caused a irreparable rift with the victim's husband Ralph, Truro Crown Court heard.
She also gave up her job to care for Bianco and threw her a 'goodbye' birthday party when she believed she was about to die.
Bianco's lies were exposed when Mrs Retallack came to surprise her at the Royal Cornwall Hospital but nobody on the renal ward, which she said she visited daily, had ever heard of her.
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how dumb one must be to let this happen?
why would she let ha student live with her and give her expensive gifts/trips even if she had cancer?
I can't
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how dumb one must be to let this happen?
why would she let ha student live with her and give her expensive gifts/trips even if she had cancer?
I can't
I once wounded and scared my right arm and face with a razor blades and surgical knives as an "excuse" and nothing happened to me except sever anemia and skin inflammation
-The fact that the girl was so heartless, so CRAZY, that she orchestrated everything down to the last detail so she wouldn't get caught...
-The fact that it went on long enough for the woman's life to be destroyed
-The fact that the girl doesn't feel sorry for what she did
-The fact that this event has traumatized the poor woman so much that she probably won't trust anyone again...
And then we wonder why this world is so ****ed up; because we have bitches like that girl who take the hearts of good ass people, stomp all over it, and leave it on the ground for their victims to pick up. It's sad, and this girl will get her karma. What comes around, goes around.
