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Amy Daughtry Amy Pilk Amy Rutledge Amy Radford Bella Mafiaa Facebook Con Artist Indianapolis Indiana
Amy Daughtry (AKA Amy Pilk, Amy Radford, Amy Rutledge, and Bella Mafiaa) is an individual who perpetrates scams on Facebook. She targets groups of people who are likely not to trust outsiders, specifically, loved ones of those in prison. She claims to have a boyfriend in prison who she has never met in person, but only talked to and emailed.
She will provide people with stories bordering on outrageous to gain sympathy and tends to take control of a group. She finds her victims by joining a group of people with similar interests. She will whiddle the group down, weeding out people who aren't active or who are clearly also scammers like her. She takes admin responsibilities and kicks people out until she has total control and trust.
She will try "games" with those in the group to get personal information such as loved ones names, dates of birth, anniversary dates, phone numbers, and addresses. Once she has the group to a low number, she will put out a vauge post asking for help and someone to message her. She will then send each person the exact same message, inserting their name:
AmyLynn: INSERT NAME, plz dont judge me but i need help. Every extra $ i had went to get into my house. I need help with food for my kids. I feel like crying. I dont get my stamps and get paid til the 1st
Each person that replies is met with the same sob story, and her story may vary, but usually revolves around her kids needing something. She will take all "help" offered and never pay it back. She asks people to buy greendot money packs and provide her with the number to load to her card, but when that fails she requests western union wires.
She will continue to post sob stories and call other people fake, pointing out their flaws to draw attention away from hers. When confronted with questions about her activities, she will run and hide. She has scammed at least 10 people using not just Facebook, but also Prison Talk Online, and other social media sites. She will claim she got money from her sister. She doesn't have one. She will claim to be in contact with a man named "SC" in prison, but the email name she shows is that of his codefendant.
In this case, she got 7 people for money, totalling nearly $400 before someone stopped her in that group. She is still parts of other groups and has been booted from others for the same behaviour. She will show pictures of piles of money, new game systems, computers, and games after receiving money. She will claim she got that money somewhere else but won't account for what was sent. She will try to divide and separate those she scammed, telling each a different tale.
She has not only scammed people out of money, but when found out, she called and harassed those who asked her for an explanation. Each time she was blocked from calling, she found a new person to harass. Nearly everything she has said has been a lie, even her name. If you come across this person, don't trust her, don't send her money, just block her.