Distress: Brisbane Mother and Death

distress: Monique was lucky enough to come across one of the rare Simbas, but her excitement turned to distress after attempting to sell it online, according to Nine News Australia. I received so many hate and death threat messages just because I've put up the rare furry Simba, the Brisbane mother told 9News. To improve your experience update it here News National Ooshies craze turns nasty with Brisbane mother abused online By 9News Staff9 25pm Jul 30, 2019Facebook Tweet Mail The Ooshies craze has turned nasty with a woman in Queensland brought to tears after copping abuse from trolls online. Many people are forking over tens of thousands of dollars for Ooshies they think are rare, but are in fact just as likely to be found in the packets as any other collectible. woolworths Interest in collecting the special edition Lion King figurines has swept the nation with collectors aggressively looking for the entire 24 collectibles as well as the rare furry Simba, of which there are only 100 in existence. Just hours after posting her advertisement online, hundreds of abusive messages started pouring in. While Monique's asking price seems steep at 5,000, it is one of the cheapest on eBay. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.