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6 – The Pharmacists
The extravagant high life of a pharmacist’s family is under scrutiny as the patriarch, Ben Huynh, as of the release of this video, is facing serious fraud charges that could land him in jail for up to 10 years. Huynh, the owner of the Cabramatta East Day and Night Pharmacy in Sydney, Australia, was accused of defrauding the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
5 – The Eye Drops
You might remember the case involving Jessy Kurczewski, accused of poisoning her friend, Lynn Hernan, with eye drops, then stealing nearly $300,000. If you don’t remember the story we’ll refresh your memory. In 2018, Lynn Hernan had passed away under suspicious circumstances. In her home where her body was found, there were opened bottles of pills scattered around and it looked like Lynn may have done the deed herself.
4 – The Non-Caretaker
Chloe Campion faced legal action after she was found guilty of stealing over £28,000 pounds from a vulnerable woman in her care. Campion, who served as a service leader at the charity Imagine, Act and Succeed, targeted her client, Joan Anderson, who has Down’s Syndrome and dementia.
3 – The Venture Capitalist
We’ve previously covered the story of Michael Rothenberg, once hailed as “Silicon Valley’s Party Animal,” and today we’re bringing you another update on his story. Rothenberg built his firm, Rothenberg Ventures, by hosting big events to attract investors and companies. He’s been convicted of fraud amounting to $19 million dollars.
2 – The Superstar Trader
Matthew Burgess, a college dropout, was sentenced to four years in jail for swindling roughly £800,000 from his girlfriend’s family. The scheme involved Burgess falsely presenting himself as a superstar trader and convincing his victims that he had a license to do trading. Burgess, who began his elaborate deception at the age of 24, targeted his girlfriend Megan Howorth’s family, promising them substantial returns on their investments.
1 – The Fun Hacker
Hacker Joseph Garrison from Wisconsin orchestrated a major hacking operation targeting sports betting giant DraftKings. Garrison, bragging about the thrill of fraud, supposedly hacked 60,000 user accounts, then sold the stolen login information. Garrison even sent another hacker a message saying that fraud is fun, and that he was addicted to seeing money in his account.
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