[Skybird]

The article said it is a non-prfit organisation she was leading, so money probably is not the reason. We do not know the biograophy of hers, and how her life has been.

But we do know that everybody of us alrready occasionally has shown off a bit any then maybe has mixed fact with fiction, to make a greater impression. also, one must not be a psychologist to know that some people who for any reason are desperate, or lonely, or have problems whatever, sometimes start to lie - and after some time even can manage to believe in their own lies. It is a wellknown phenomenon, and i would even say it is not rare. To me it appears to happen even more often in modern media society with it's hysteric example setting and unhealthy idols that all too often display the lack of any reason, substance or balance, and declare superficial shine as solid substance.

i do not defend her, and do not comment on her case. I just suggest that it probably is the best thing to leave her alone and let the story become forgotten history. It just is not worth it.