Conned Again, the Con Artists Claimed to the Victims that They Can Get the Money Lost Back, the Victims Fooled & Lost More

See how these con artists, tapped into the psychological fears of the victims, that they don’t want to lose money, and then, they’d, PREYED on them, and the victims ended up, losing, MORE!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The Con Artists Tapped into the Anxieties of Victims Losing Money to the Investment Schemes, Falsified as Police, Detectives, Law Enforcement Officers, Hackers and Other Roles, & Claimed “We Will Get the Problems Solved if You Pay Us”

There’s an influx of cases of fake investment scams, with the highest loss of assets for the victims, the con artist rings posted ads online, stating that they have special ways to assist the victims to get the sums they’d lost returned back to them, to collect the fees, and many of the victims who were conned once, got conned, again.  The police analyzed, the con artist rings’ tapped into the anxieties of the victims after they’d fallen for the scams, and conned them twice, which turned into the final straw that crushed these victims’ backs.

The Criminal Investigation Agency estimated, that there were a total of 197,595 cases of fraud last year, with a total loss of $106 billion N.T.s, of them, the fake investment scams with a total of 58,675 cases, and a sum of 69.28 billion dollars N.T.s, and the analyses of the data collected showed, that the second-time scams were primarily conning the victims into investing, there were also the fake law enforcement offices, fake online auctions, where the victims fell for the schemes, that weren’t individually counted.

The police point out, the second-time scams used the fake law enforcement officers’ contacting the victims, claimed that they’d cracked the case and obtained the scammed amount, demanded the margins to be paid first; in recent years, the fake investment schemes are on the rise, the scam artists falsely claimed to the victims that they are specialist, law enforcement officers, self-help community group members, etc., etc., that they can help the victims get the sums they’d lost back, with the amount of ten-percent of what the victims were, scammed.

The police analyzed, that the scam rings tapped into the psychological desires of the victims’ wanting to get what they scammed back in a short time, claimed “many had received the sums they got scammed back already”, “if you miss out on the opportunity, it won’t come again for you”, forcing the victim to quickly pay up.

The pharmacist, Lin had been scammed $180,000N.T.s in the virtual currency scheme, she’d searched online for “getting the sums I got scammed back”, and added the contact person’s LINE account, the scam artists who got into contact with her stated that they have been certified to practice law in foreign countries, that they specialize in assisting victims to get the sums they were scammed back, that they’d chased the leads, and found that the sums the victims got scammed had been placed into the gambling sites online, that they could manipulate the gaming systems from the back, and assist the victims to win back the sums the victims had lost, that they can make extra money for the victims too, and from October to December of last year, the scammers conned Lin to deliver $1.65 million N.T.s to them in person.

Yen from the service industries met a female from LINE, and they’d dated and talked of marriage, the con artists told that they’d been scammed, that they’d gotten what was scammed from them back because they knew someone in the higher up of police, that they can introduce Yen, Yen followed the instructions, and added the member’s LINE contact, the contact claimed that they’d found the flow of his cash already, but he’d needed to pay a finders’ fee, last October, Yen was fooled and wired a total of $125,000N.T.s.

The scammers are also now using the anti-scam to scam too.  The Taiwan Local Anti-Scam Association issued a forma statement, stating, that there were scam groups that claimed that they were working for the foundation, had been hired by the government agencies, working alongside the police investigators, and the major banks, that they can help the victims to get back the sums they were scammed of, and used the logo of the foundation on LINE to gain the trust of a victim of the investment schemes to wire $80,000N.T. “Technical assistance fees”.

The Criminal Investigations Agency stated, the victims should press for criminal and civil charges, and use the normal pathways to get the money lost back, to not believe in the online claims of “you can pay to get the sums that were scammed by you back”, as the officers who are working to take the statements of the scam victims, they’d reminded them of this new way of scamming too.

And so, this is how we might, get, revictimized, scammed a second, a third, even a FOURTH time, because we’re way too eager to get what we got scammed returned back to us, and the police ARE working, it’s just, that these cases are now, very intricate, with foreign bases of operations overseas, it’s taking too long, and sometimes, when we don’t get calls to update us on where the money traces are now, we get antsy, because we want to get the money we lost back quickly, and that made us all into, easy TARGETS for these, scam artists!

Mickey Huang Reached Settlement Agreements with Five of the Victims in His Sex Image Trafficking Case

The vics should’ve, NEVER settled, but, I guess, it beats getting their, nudes dragged, all over the courts, so they don’t all get, retraumatized again…off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The TV host, Mickey Huang was sentenced to eight months for attempting to purchase the sexual images of underage minors, combined with a fine of $100,000N.T.s, the case is currently being appealed for a second trial; the Highest Court of Taiwan assigned Huang to mediate with five of his victims, Huang wasn’t present, the families of the victims, the attorneys of the victims, along with Huang’s attorney were there, and the time of the mediation lasted about an hour, in the end, the settlement agreements with the five victims were, reached.

The High Courts pointed out, that the specifics of the agreements of terms of settlement and the amount, due to being involved in the matter of privacy of the victims, or are ongoing, that it was improper to provide any details.

In the #MeToo wave of last year, Mickey Huang was accused of having forcibly molested an adolescent girl, the district attorneys, the police raided his home, confiscated the removable hard drives, and found massive amounts of purchased sex footages stored, of these, there were seven videos of sexually illicit videos of underage minors.  The first time the district attorneys gave Huang a delayed probation, Huang had to pay $1.2 million N.T. in the delayed probationary terms, and he needed to write at least 1,200 character letters of remorse for what he’d done.

The D.A.’s Office filed for motions to reconsider, the High D.A.’s Office sent the case back for review, the district attorneys’ office indicted Huang, expanded the search, and found more victims, and asked the courts to investigate, after the courts did the inventories, it’d been confirmed that Huang had a total of forty-seven minor victims’ sexually illicit images and footages in his hard drive.

The first trial found, that Huang had purchased a total of 2,259 separate files of children and adolescent nudes, with at least thirty-five underage minor victims.  Huang’s criminal behaviors put the minors more at risk for being the targets of sex exploitation.  Huang’s actions of purchasing fed to the “supply and demand” which causes the sexual image trafficking to continue.  Huang claimed that he’d purchased the images and footages for the sake of “stress-relief”, but the victims in the footages were mostly children or adolescents, ages ten to seventeen, anywhere from elementary years to high school age.

These sexually illicit images of minor were put on the shelves, sold like the merchandises, allowing anyone who is a paid subscriber of the pornography discussion site to purchase, the files of the descriptions of the labels of the photos included, “school girls”, “most beautiful girls on campuses”, “elementary age”, “dew-sized nipples”, the initials of the schools these victims attended, etc., etc., etc., he’d even posted the files onto the social networking sites of youths and children, the photos of the victims’ regular lives, the screenshots of the sexual footages, with the descriptions of the photos to get the paid members of the porn forum to purchase, that it’d severely impacted the psychological and physical developments of young children and adolescents.

Based off of understanding, Huang only admitted guilt on the exploitation of children and adolescents, but refused to plead guilty on counts of invasions of the victims’ privacy, and he’d argued, that the primary key to his actions being criminal lies in that if the victims he’d captured on tape was adult or minor.  The attorneys of the victims claimed, that Huang should’ve never purchased the downloads to these images, that this was a very heavyset pain and burden to the victims, based off of the ability to afford, Huang should put up twenty million dollars to set up a foundation, to help get the images and footages taken off online, to pay for the damages he’d done to the victims.

And, this is still not, enough, because, everything IS permanent online, even IF you got these sexual footages to get taken off the internet, there’s still NO guarantee, that they might miss one, after all, it is uploaded onto an ONLINE SEX FORUM, for purchases of SEX ADDICTS from all over the world, and, these victims will get revictimized, each and every time, a fucking SEX ADDICT clicks open another file, and everything still, spreads too quickly online.