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Jimmie Wayne Goodson

He Posed as a Doctor to Buy RVs With Fake Checks. His Sentences Add Up to 80 Years

Costco

Costco Quietly Cut Prices on Kirkland Wings, Chocolate Almonds and More

virus scam suspect

A Virus Pop-Up Sent Her to Meet a Man With $25,000. Police Say They Recovered the Cash

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An 85-Year-Old Was Told Her Amazon Account Was Hacked. Police Say She Lost $154,000

Arrested for exploitation

A Daughter Tried to Sell Her Mother’s Properties. Police Say She Found an Elder Exploitation Case Instead

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A Fake Jury Duty Call Nearly Cost a Couple $12,000. Deputies Say They Got the Money Back

scammed elderly woman and her son

A Senior Thought She Won Millions and a Mercedes. Her Son Flew In After Learning About a Noon Meeting

CBS California investigation finds food app drivers use rented accounts to bypass background checks

The App Showed One Delivery Driver. CBS Found Someone Else at the Door

Older person, man, woman, Old person, using dating app

Older Americans Thought They Were Dating Real Women. Prosecutors Say AI Video Platforms Helped Drain $15 Million

Uber Driver

An Uber Driver Saw a Woman in Her 90s Waiting for a Bank ‘Courier.’ Then He Stopped the Scam

Scam Victims

A Fake Jury Duty Call Almost Fooled a Hawaii Couple. Police Say the Arrest Threat Is the Trap

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5 arrested from Rapides Parish in Louisiana Medicaid fraud

A Medicaid Sweep In Rapides Parish Led To Five Arrests. Four Involved Alleged Caregiver Abuse

Tomball ISD Tax Money Theft

Taxpayers Handed Over Cash. Feds Say A School District Tax Manager Took $996K

Fake website

She Thought She Bought A Patriotic “Made In USA” Shirt. The Return Address Told A Different Story

Corruption

Medicare Was Billed $10.6B For Medical Supplies. DOJ Says 1M Americans’ Data Was Used

Hua Wang

Elderly Victims Mailed More Than 2,000 Cash Packages. Prosecutors Say The Losses Hit $64M

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