Las Vega's wife is guilty of older mail fraud scheme | Dishes

An 80-year-old woman owed to email and wire conspiracy after the public prosecutor organized a pricing fraud and thousands of consumers from whom many older people were in charge in the United States.

Barbara Trickle from Las Vegas and her co-conspirators prepared “millions” of fraudulent price sales and sent the victims to the assumption that they were selected to receive a large cash prize that they would receive if they would pay a fee of $ 20 to $ 50, said the US law firm in a press release.

Trickle was the owner and operator of a printing and mailing business that produced the announcement of mailings for the program, and supervised the production of the mailings, said the lawyer's office.

No victim has ever received a cash prize from Trickle or her co -destroyers. She used the program to steal more than 15 million US dollars from victims, said prosecutors.

From 2012 to February 2018, the program was carried out by several searching commands to the US post inspection service of the US post inspection, and the Ministry of Justice received a court order, according to the law firm, to close the operation.

The Consumer Protection industry of the Ministry of Justice asked the people in the press release to draw attention to the fraudulent lottery, pricing, competition and other frauds.

The department also encouraged every older than 60 years, who was the victim of financial fraud to contact the Hotline National Elder, to contact the hotline 1-833-woman-11 (1-833-372-8311).

“The US post inspection service will continue to investigate mass-mail systems and other types of fraud to protect older Americans from financial exploitation and bring criminals to court.” Inspector who said Eric Shen's responsible persons from the US post inspection services for criminal investigations group in the press release.

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