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An American judge sentenced a woman from Saiban to federal prison for 71 months. The defendant دبر قناء احتال على نساء اكبر سنا.
She falsely claimed that she came from financial origins in China, owned several businesses, and achieved the profits of her bitcoin (BTC).
Saiban woman gets 71 months for bitcoin exploitation fraud
According to the press statement, 30-year-old Seman Yu Inos, also known as Youf, was arrested on behalf of the victims in several provinces. Between November 2020 and January 2022, I approached older women in Saiban and Guam. I pretended she is a Chinese heiress And a successful investor in Bitcoin.
The authorities revealed that Yuki She was treating the victims وهدايا باحظهة و” تفاخر باحظة امعهم بائق والمال إستفاخر امعهم والمعلوم إستفاختر اماهم والمعلوم وقدي استفاخر اماهم و”
“She trusted them with fake personal problems and claimed that their honesty was important to her relationship, but she didn’t say to them: ‘You’re like my mother.’ After gaining the victims’ trust, Yuki demanded money from these women. as it sought exploitation in Bitcoin based on false claims”, as it came in press release
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The plan continued after leaving the Mariana Islands, where new victims were arrested, and California. said David Porter, the special agent in charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Honolulu. He said that the act appears shame on the victims and rule of law.
تم آدانة وكي بالاحتيال عرب الشفافة. In addition to the prison term, the court ordered three years of supervised release, 100,000 community service, and compensation totaling 769,355.67 dollars, and a mandatory special assessment for the remaining 0. In addition, a criminal judgment was issued for confiscation in the amount of 684,848.34 dollars.
Digital currency fraud has spread throughout the United States. inform the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) About losses of 11.4 billion dollars Digital currency fraud will occur in 2025. This is a 22 percent jump in 2024. The number of losses is 4.43 billion dollars from Americans aged 60 and over.
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