I Have a Story-Please Read

I apologize to all of you for not responding to your posts. I hardly ever come to this site, and this is my first time in a very long time. I'm a little hesitate about coming to this site because I had a bad experience with someone here. Her name is Zondra Jones (or Zandra Davis). I met her through this site when I first started coming here. She told me that she was a Soror living in Jonesboro, GA, but about to get a job at Savannah State, where I was going to school at the time. She befriended me and asked me to show her around when she came to Savannah to visit. Well, she called me one day, last June, to tell me that she was on her way to Savannah, but her tire blew out. She then asked me to wire her $100.00 to get the tire fixed, and she would pay me back once she got in Savannah bcuz somehow she had left her wallet at the house. She said that her husband would be on his way to Savannah once he got off of work, and she would get the money from him when he got here. Okay, well I called her back that night, and she wouldn't answer her phone. But she did text message me to tell me that her husband never made it to Savannah. Through text messaging, she told me that her husband had been in a car accident, and later died. Well, it's been almost a year later and I still have not gotten my money back. The times that I've tried to call her, it has been useless. I've tried to be patient and email her, and she kept telling me that she did indeed take the job at Savannah State and was trying to get settled in Savannah, and I would get my money. Well, I don't know what was a lie and what was the truth, because I have close ties to administratives at Savannah State, and no Zondra Jones (Zandra Davis) works there. I now realize that I probably got jacked....silly me for being so trusting. But I just wanted to post this as a warning to not be so trusting as I was. Everyone can not be trusted!!! Wherever you are Zondra Jones (or Zandra Davis), you had this coming to you! It really wasn't fair of you to try to make a fool of me. But it's all good.