A Current Affair Story on Jaimie Winder

As seen on A Current Affair, UK born JAIMIE LOUISE WINDER came to Australia in 2017 and started working with vulnerable children and families whilst simultaneously lying and manipulating those around her by faking cancer, telling people over and over that her family members died in horrific circumstances whilst relying on and using good caring people. Jaimie emotionally exploited others to gain their support by making up these stories, falsely identifying with those who had really lost people they loved to cancer and suicide. 
Jaimie continued this behaviour despite being caught out in Perth and then Mount Isa - moving on to the Brisbane area where she has, at least twice, tried to con more people into financially and emotionally supporting her. 
JAIMIE WINDER needs to be returned to her family in Rochdale UK and banned from Australia so they can help her to stop this behaviour and not just ignore the damage she does to everyone she meets across the other side of the world. They know she did the same thing in the UK but so far have just abused and ignored the problem. She needs HELP if she is genuinely mentally unwell and hopefully now she has been exposed in Australia they can stop intimidating those who reach out to them for help. 
It is not certain at this time if JAIMIE WINDER is a Permanent Resident of Australia but as she has obtained employment and sponsorship under less than truthful circumstances this needs to be investigated. 
The story as portrayed on ACA was a great start to explaining the magnitude of Jaimie’s fraud and deceit but there are so many more stories and evidence not able to be released due to time constraints. 
If Jaimie continues to be allowed to behave like this, more and more Australians will be emotionally and financially impacted. This includes vulnerable children and families Jaimie interacts with when she is employed in the Child Protection and Disability spaces. 
Sign the petition so JAIMIE WINDERS immigration status is challenged on, at least, character grounds - 

Refused or cancelled visa due to concerns about your character
If you do not meet character requirements, the Minister or a delegate can refuse your application or cancel your visa.

To decide if you meet character requirements, we consider a variety of matters, including:

the protection of the Australian community
the best interests of any children in Australia
Australia's international legal responsibilities
the impact of visa refusal or cancellation on your family in Australia
any impact on Australian business and community interests

PLEASE SIGN TO BRING ATTENTION TO THIS CASE SO THE QUEENSLAND AND WESTERN AUSTRALIAN POLICE AND THE OFFICE OF HOME AFFAIRS CAN INVESTIGATE ASAP