Kiley White, 26, allegedly claims brain cancer to con people into caring for her
Kiley White (Egg Harbor Township Police)
Linda and Steve Evans, of Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey offered their love, support and home to Kiley White, 26, who they believed was battling brain, kidney, liver and bone cancer. White lived with them for five weeks, moaning all night, supposedly in pain. It was all a ruse.
She’d pulled the scam before. But this time, White was arrested and charged wit theft by deception and harassment. In court a few days ago, she smirked and laughed at the family she conned.
Can anyone say psychopath?
EHT family opens up home to woman who allegedly lied about her illness, on PressOfAtlanticCity.com.
It reads like a typical Lovefraud story, where a guy seduces a woman with claims of love, financial stability, and even military service in the Special Forces. But the story is posted on Reddit, and it wasn’t posted by the victim, but by one of her co-workers at a big box retailer.
Editor’s note: Lovefraud received the following letter from a reader whom we’ll call “Emilie18.”
Shock. Confusion. Disbelief. These are common experiences when you’re romantically involved with a sociopath.
Editor’s note: Dr. Amber Ault is a Lovefraud contributor and author of “The Five Step Exit: Skills You Need to Leave a Psychopath, Narcissist, or Other Toxic Partner and Recover Your Happiness Now.”
Donna Andersen is author of three books, including 
