A woman accused of defrauding hundreds of thousands of dollars from Australians by performing "curse removals" and "spiritual cleanings" will remain behind bars over fears she could flee the country. Maria Williams was stopped at Sydney Airport with a one-way…[Continue Reading...]
A Whitby woman is sharing her experience as a warning to others after she said that she handed over $50,000 to a psychic who promised that she could help her start a romantic relationship with a man from her gym.…[Continue Reading...]
Yet another con was successfully executed by fraudsters in the name of quick and bumper returns through investment in the jewellery business. This is the story of the Torres, a scam that rocked Mumbai this week and was run through…[Continue Reading...]
Scammers are ubiquitous in the age we live in. Cases in point: In the US, one in ten adults fall victim to a scam or fraud every year. And around 50% of people contacted by a scammer engage with them.…[Continue Reading...]
I’m lying in bed, doomscrolling through all of the prophecies and predictions for the terrible events that will hit us in 2025… and it’s making me question my sanity. Can I – or anybody else for that matter – really…[Continue Reading...]
A Nigerian pastor has lost his deportation battle - despite claiming it would breach his human rights - after his controversial church was shut down over an alleged £1.87 million fraud. Tobi Adegboyega, 44, who is the cousin of Star…[Continue Reading...]
A psychic's tarot cards and crystal balls were seized by police after she was accused of being involved in a crime group that allegedly scammed multiple people out of their savings. Tina Montana, 47, was arrested in Sydney, Australia, and…[Continue Reading...]
Edo State police operatives have apprehended Osakpolor Edebor, a 32-year-old alleged leader of a violent cult group, following his involvement in a series of heinous crimes and a dramatic escape that led him to a fraudulent operation in Auchi. Edebor,…[Continue Reading...]
WASHINGTON (7News) — It's a scam that reads like something straight out of a movie: false claims of psychic abilities, sex work, and co-conspirators claiming they're in a mob to threaten one of the victim's children. On Thursday, the U.S.…[Continue Reading...]
The hippodrome was later purchased by the Gilbert Deya Ministries - a controversial group affiliated to preacher Gilbert Deya. He is infamous for promising "miraculous pregnancies" in his bizarre sermons.[Continue Reading...]
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