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Three Thai Women Arrested Over Romance Scam Linked to Nigerians

Thai authorities have arrested three women allegedly linked to a romance scam network reportedly run by a group of Nigerians, which defrauded victims of more than six billion baht. According to the Bangkok Post on Monday, the suspects — identified only as Jutharat, Janjira, and Jiraphan — were apprehended on Sunday during coordinated police operations in Chachoengsao, Nonthaburi, and Yala provinces. Police said the women face charges of involvement in transnational crime and money laundering, following a months-long investigation into an online fraud ring that has operated since 2019. The operation was led by Pol Maj Gen Pattanasak Bupphasuwan, commander of the Consumer Protection Police Division (CPPD), who confirmed that the arrests were part of a broader crackdown on romance scams targeting Thai citizens. Investigators alleged that the suspects acted as facilitators for the Nigerian-led syndicate by recruiting people to […]

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Interpol Arrests Wanted Nigerian Fraud Suspect in Argentina

A Nigerian man, identified as Ikechukwu N., has been arrested in Argentina by Interpol for allegedly leading an international cybercrime network. The suspect was wanted for orchestrating multiple romance scams that targeted thousands of women. His arrest was part of "Operation Jackal," a global initiative targeting organized criminal groups from West Africa. Interpol confirmed this is Argentina's first arrest of a fugitive who was the subject of both a Red Notice and a new "Silver Notice," a pilot project aimed at helping countries trace and recover criminal assets. This arrest is part of an ongoing international crackdown on West African cybercrime syndicates, which have been involved in similar large-scale romance fraud schemes across the world.

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Nigerian man jailed 71 months in US for $1.6m romance scam

A Nigerian national, Adetomiwa Seun Akindele, has been sentenced to 71 months in a US federal prison for defrauding a Colorado widow of more than $1.6 million in a romance scam. He will be deported to Nigeria after serving his jail term. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado said the 37-year-old pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering. He was ordered to pay $1,692,945 in restitution and forfeit an equivalent sum. How the fraud worked Court filings revealed that between January and October 2018, Akindele: Pretended to be “Frank Labato,” a wealthy Italian-American businessman, on a dating website. Gained the trust of a widowed Colorado woman and convinced her to provide financial assistance for a supposed overseas business crisis. Directed her to open a cryptocurrency exchange account and transfer more than $1.6 million. Laundered the funds […]

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Scammed by Love: 80-Year-Old American Kidnapped in Ghana.

Diana Christine Nelson, an 80-year-old American woman from California, became the victim of a romance scam that led to her kidnapping in Ghana. It all started when she met "Mark Harmon" on Facebook in 2023—a man who turned out to be Emmanuel Adeboye, a Nigerian con artist. Despite warnings from her son, Diana fell for his charm, eventually traveling to Ghana to meet him in November 2024.Instead of love, Diana found herself held captive in a so-called "penthouse" in Tema. Her captors demanded a $150,000 ransom, threatening her freedom. The gang confiscated her belongings, leaving her isolated and desperate.Her son, Blake Medina, became suspicious when Diana’s house was listed for sale online. After hearing her voice on a troubling call, Blake reported the situation to the FBI, who worked with Ghanaian authorities to plan her rescue.A clever bait-and-trace operation led […]

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