A 60-year-old met someone online claiming to be an investment expert. He directed her to a fake crypto platform where she transferred funds multiple times between April and September. When the platform demanded another deposit to "prove she wasn't laundering money," she finally contacted police.
No arrests. Case classified as obtaining property by deception.
The fake money laundering warning is the final squeeze before victims realize it's a scam. 👇
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