Ghanaian Trio’s $100M Scam: Romance, Emails, and International Crime!

Three Ghanaian men, accused of $100 million fraud through romance scams and business email compromises, have been extradited to the US. They allegedly led a high-stakes international fraud ring targeting vulnerable individuals and businesses. Meanwhile, a fourth suspect is still at large, probably practicing his hide-and-seek skills.

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Looks like Ghana has exported more than just cocoa and gold this time. These three musketeers of mischief decided to take their talents international, pulling a $100 million heist with romance scams and business email compromises. While Cupid was busy shooting arrows of love, they were shooting emails of deceit. Sorry, fellas, but the FBI wasn’t swiping right on this one!

Key Points:

– Three Ghanaian nationals extradited to the US over $100 million fraud involving romance scams and BEC.
– The operation ran two types of fraud: romance scams tricking individuals and BEC targeting companies.
– The extradition involved international cooperation from Ghana’s government and law enforcement.
– The accused face multiple charges, including wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy.
– A fourth suspect remains at large, and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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