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Theft charges are filed in acid hoax case

More than $27,000 has been contributed to Bethany Storro

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The woman who claimed that a stranger threw an unknown substance on her face is facing three counts of second-degree theft by deception.

They include aggravating circumstances against Bethany Storro because they involved Good Samaritan donors of more than $750, according to Tony Golik, Clark County deputy prosecuting attorney with the major crimes unit. The victims, listed in a Clark County Superior Court document filed Monday, include Safeway ($3,000), Anytime Fitness ($800) and Michael Kite, of California ($1,000).

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