The attorney for homeless man John Bobbitt, whose act of kindness led to a $400,000 GoFundMe fundraiser to presumably help him, said all of the cash raised in his client's name is gone.

The GoFundMe account set up by Kate McClure, Mark D'Amico, and Johnny Bobbitt, Jr. raised more than $400,000. They claimed Bobbitt, who was homeless, spent his last $20 to help McClure pay for gas.

The attorney for homeless man John Bobbitt, whose act of kindness led to a $400,000 GoFundMe fundraiser to presumably help him, said all of the cash raised in his client's name is gone.

GoFundMe Communications Manager Ashlie B. Ouzts told The Enterprise in an email on Monday, July 14, "We're currently working with the organizer of the fundraiser: Support Greg's Journey to Stability.

GoFundMe has said the company is working with law enforcement to ensure Bobbitt gets all the money raised for him and also that the company gave $20,000 to an account set up by Bobbitt's attorney ...

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