Woman Becomes Money Laundering Mule to Recover Scammed Funds, Acquitted by Judge Recognizing Second Victimization
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A woman, seeking to recover funds defrauded in a previous investment scam, was misled by a company claiming to hack into the scam group, leading her to provide her account details and subsequently become implicated in money laundering. The Kaohsiung District Court, after reviewing the case, determined she was a second-time victim and acquitted her due to a lack of subjective criminal intent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How much money was Ms. Su initially defrauded of in the fake investment scam?
- A: Ms. Su was initially defrauded of NT$3.6 million in a fake investment scam.
- Q: What did the online acquaintance claim that ACC Company could do for Ms. Su?
- A: The online acquaintance claimed that ACC Company could hack into the scam group and help recover her lost funds.
- Q: Who were the victims defrauded using Ms. Su's bank account, and how much did they transfer?
- A: Ms. Li and Mr. Xie were defrauded of NT$180,000 and NT$450,000 respectively through Ms. Su's account.
- Q: What did Ms. Su do with the funds transferred into her bank account by the scam group?
- A: Ms. Su used a virtual currency platform to purchase Tether (USDT) and transferred it to an electronic wallet designated by the scam group.
- Q: What additional loss did Ms. Su suffer after being deceived a second time by the scam group?
- A: Ms. Su suffered an additional loss of over NT$280,000 in virtual currency and cash due to a bookkeeping deposit demand.