Vancouver, WA Amid growing speculation, a Vancouver woman who made international headlines for reporting that a black woman threw acid in her face confessed to police today that the attack was self-inflicted.
At a press conference this afternoon, Vancouver Police Department officials said they served a search warrant this morning at a residence where Bethany Storro was staying and took several items. Upon questioning Storro about what they found, police said she confessed the attack was a hoax.
Vancouver Police Chief Cliff Cook said investigators had growing speculation about Storros story, prompting them to serve the search warrant. Officials declined to say what they found in the residence.
"She is extremely upset and very remorseful," said police Cmdr. Marla Shuman. "In many ways, this just got bigger than she expected."
"It seems clear to everyone that we have a person here who is in a fragile mental state," she added.
Acid 'victim' admits injuring herself | The Columbian
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At a press conference this afternoon, Vancouver Police Department officials said they served a search warrant this morning at a residence where Bethany Storro was staying and took several items. Upon questioning Storro about what they found, police said she confessed the attack was a hoax.
Vancouver Police Chief Cliff Cook said investigators had growing speculation about Storros story, prompting them to serve the search warrant. Officials declined to say what they found in the residence.
"She is extremely upset and very remorseful," said police Cmdr. Marla Shuman. "In many ways, this just got bigger than she expected."
"It seems clear to everyone that we have a person here who is in a fragile mental state," she added.
Acid 'victim' admits injuring herself | The Columbian
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