There are still, NO victims, only abuser and enabler in this here! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
Lin set up a scam artist ring, used the high returns to entice the working class to invest in the virtual currencies, in two years, he'd had the cash flows of over tens of millions of dollars, and there'd been at LEAST, 300 victims, including more than twenty professional servicemen. The city detectives of Kaohsiung caught Lin and his three other accomplices, in the female bookkeeper, Hsu's room, found $6.56 million N.T. in cash under her bed. The four admitted to running the scams, and were charged on fraud, and breaking the banking laws, after the D.A.'s Office interrogated them, three were put on the bail of half a million dollars N.T. each, one was sent home.
The police investigated, that the twenty-eight year-old Wang had been involved in the virtual currency and the selling of the funeral towers scams, later met up with Lin, and they coconspired to scam; the ring had Wang and his wife to recruit the investors, claiming to have a two-to-four-percent's return per month, to attract the investors.
Wang drove a Porsche, and dressed in high end name brand clothes, Chen put the videos of giving cash to the clients on Instagram, to make it look like their ventures are bringing in the big bucks; the investors who'd only just joined in started getting the returns, and at the start of this year, they'd received nothing, and called the police, that was how this whole thing blew wide open.
The police found, from February of two years ago to February of this year, Lin recruited at least three hundred investors, including more than twenty members of the armed forces, who were introduced to this by their fellow servicemen, who'd put up their savings, or had taken out the loans from the banks to get in on the actions.
The city police of Kaohsiung first searched the residences of Wang and Chen, found that they live in a small mansion in the Sanming District, where the housing cost is fifteen million dollars N.T., all of the money was from their investors', both are not yet thirty years of age, large spenders, paid for half of the estates in cash.
Wang originally denied the fraud claims, was taken into custody by the asking of the district attorney's office to the courts, he'd told that Lin was behind the whole thing, the police then chase the leads to Lin and Hsu's residents to search, in Lin's home, the police found many Rolexes, another Piguet worth two million dollars N.T.; underneath Hsu's bed, they'd found $6.56 million N.T. cash. Based off of the cashflow in Wang's account, the police roughly estimated that he'd illegally scammed over tens of millions of dollars in just, two years.
As Lin and Hsu were arrested, they'd admitted to scamming, the D.A. set their bails at half a million dollars N.T. each, in the first search, Chen was sent back, the case is currently, panning out.
And so, this is still an abuser/enabler interaction that these who got scammed fell into, because they're enticed by the claims of they can earn money fast and in huge sums, that's why, they'd, fallen to these, scams, and, they may look like victims, but they're actually, enabling the scam artists, think about it, if you are not enticed by these get-rich-quick schemes, would the scam artists be able to, successfully, scam you??? Yeah, I think, N-O-T!
So these victims are, equally responsible for what'd happened to them.
