Nearly a year after baby Lemicah Faith Arendze died due to hydrocephalus, scammers are using her photograph which was published in the Daily Voice, to solicit donations.
Horrified mom Rozanne Arendze, 31, of Delft, says in March she noticed a Facebook page with a photo of her and her seven-month-old daughter.
In his post made in March, Mokati wrote: “Please say a prayer for my baby, I know your prayers will work for him, Don’t ignore.” Lemicah’s story touched people as far as New Zealand after her family spoke about her condition to the Daily Voice.
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