Kerr Kriisa Stole Millions of Dollars
Kerr Kriisa 詐騙數百萬美元
Introduction
Kerr Kriisa is a former college athlete. The police say he stole about $2.2 million from people.
Kerr Kriisa 是一名前大學運動員。警方表示他從他人處詐騙了約 220 萬美元。
Main Body
Kerr Kriisa is 25 years old and from Estonia. Police arrested him in Kentucky. He lied to two people to get their money.
Kerr Kriisa 今年 25 歲，來自愛沙尼亞。警方在肯塔基州將他逮捕。他向兩人撒謊以獲取金錢。
He used fake names. He pretended to be his mother. He also pretended to be a woman named Irene. He said his mother was very sick and needed money for a doctor.
他使用假名，並偽裝成他的母親。他還偽裝成一名叫 Irene 的女性。他聲稱他的母親病得很重，需要錢就醫。
He promised to pay the money back. He told lies about loans. He even said he wanted to sell his body parts to pay the debt.
他承諾會歸還這筆錢。他在貸款方面撒謊。他甚至說想賣掉自己的身體器官來償還債務。
Kerr played basketball for four different universities. He had problems with rules at one school. Now the government wants the stolen money back.
Kerr 曾在四所不同的大學打籃球。他在其中一所學校時曾有違規問題。現在政府要求追回被詐騙的款項。
Conclusion
Kerr Kriisa is in jail. He must go to court in West Virginia soon.
Kerr Kriisa 目前在監獄中。他很快將在西維吉尼亞州出庭。
Vocabulary Learning
🕒 The "Action-Past" Pattern
Most of this story happened in the past. To tell a story in English, we often add -ed to the action word.
Look at these changes:
- Arrest Arrested
- Lie Lied
- Pretend Pretended
- Promise Promised
The Rule: If you want to say something already happened, use the -ed ending.
The Exception (Be Careful!): Some words are "rebels" and change completely. They don't use -ed.
- Steal becomes Stole*
- Say becomes Said*
Quick Guide:
Normal word + ed = Past Action
Rebel word = New word entirely