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Charities / Medical Donations / Guatemala (Part I) #1059956

CNN Evening News for Monday, Feb 10, 2014
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(Studio: John Berman) Veterans charities scams recalled. [St. Benedict's Veterans Center J.D. SIMPSON†- talks about the donated coconut M&Ms.] Report introduced.

(Charleston, West Virginia: Drew Griffin) The story of 15 little-known charities that claim to have sent medicine to Guatemala after millions of donations examined; scenes shown from Guatemala of the Order of Malta "office"; details given about the problems of tracking the donations. [HELPS International Richard GRINNELL†- says he has never heard of 40 million dollars of medicine in Guatemala.] The investigation of Roy Tidwell and Cliff Feldman about the reported donations that cannot be found noted. The accounting in the world of charity discussed.

Reporter(s):
Berman, John;
Griffin, Drew
Duration:
00:07:30

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