The account, was created on Saturday by a Joseph Lam from New Jersey, to help Keaton have a nice Christmas and by Monday, it had already raised over $57k.
But that account was immediately shut down by GoFundMe due to fraud concerns -- namely, whether it was really started by Kimberly.
MMA fighter Joe Schilling said he had exposed a woman claiming to be Kimberly Jones.
Schilling said in an Instagram video that he reached out to Jones offering to take her son to a Los Angeles show, but said she just “wants money” and wanted him to share a GoFundMe page.
Despite the backlash against Kimberly Keaton for posing with a confederate flag, Lam who created the GoFundMe account later posted, “THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE MOM!!” and added that he didn’t personally know the family but just wanted help Keaton. It’s also unclear where the funds will go.
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