And convinces GoFundme to lock it down pending "investigation" .

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GoFundMe Freezes $184K Donated To Homeless College Student

The same woman who launched a GoFundMe campaign to help a homeless college student is now questioning his story.

It appears Casey Blaney, the woman who felt compelled to help Fred Barley, had a change of heart about his plight after he objected her plans as to what he should do with the $184,000 in donations he received.

So, she reported her concerns to GoFundMe and they froze the account while they “investigate.”

Via AJC.com:

GoFundMe officials said they have frozen the account of $184,000 raised for the young man, and have started an inquiry into his claims. If they are not satisfied by the answers, officials said they will refund the money to donors.

The inquiry marks a stark turn in a story that had grabbed the hearts of people across the country — and prompted them to send in money — even as it illustrates the challenges of online fund-raising campaigns.

Neither Barley nor Casey Blaney, the Barnesville area woman who took up his cause, could be reached for comment last night on this development.

Barley had told people that he was homeless when he embarked on a 6-hour bicycle ride about two weeks ago from Conyers to Barnesville to register for his second semester at Gordon State College. When the story emerged on the Internet that police officers found him living in a tent on the campus, and spent their own money to put him up in a motel for days, people embraced a feel-good story about cops helping a young black man.

Blaney started the GoFundMe campaign that received some 5,700 donations over 12 days. Blaney posted Facebook messages and even videos of a thankful Barley.

But days ago, the bond between them strained when the 19-year-old posted a message on Facebook saying he objected to her plans to place the money in a trust. He indicated that he would only place the money in a trust if he could choose the attorney and the trustee.

On Wednesday evening, Blaney herself posted the following on the Facebook page called Success For Fred.

“Unfortunately, multiple questions have been raised about Fred’s story,” she wrote. “We’ve received conflicting information about his initial story. … We’ve asked for the campaign to be reviewed.”

It is unclear exactly what questions she said have been raised.


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