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Florida man thought $450K he lost in crypto scam was gone for good. Then, investigators came knocking
A Florida man recently lost more than $450,000 in a romance-turned-investment scam spanning across Florida and as far as Massachusetts. The man thought that money was gone forever; he was so sure, in fact, that he never even filed a police report, investigators said. Then, members of the Marion County Sheriff’s Office knocked on his door with a message: We found your money. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said during a news conference on Tuesday in Ocala that the man was one of a group of victims who were part of a case that ended with a record-breaking $5.4 million in cryptocurrency recovered. Uthmeier ... (full story)
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