🚨 LA ENGAÑARON CON EL CUENTO DEL TÍO Y SE LLEVARON UN BOTÍN MILLONARIO

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👉 Una mujer de 79 años en Villegas fue víctima de una estafa telefónica, donde un impostor se hizo pasar por su sobrina y le pidió que entregara todos sus ahorros a un supuesto mensajero. La anciana entregó miles de dólares y objetos valiosos.   #MesaDeCuatro

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00:00This week we also face an outrageous fact from every point of view.

00:05Because they mess with the elderly.

00:07Yes, of course.

00:08They mess with the elderly, with the most vulnerable,

00:11with those who have barely to survive,

00:14as in the case of the neighbors of Villegas, and with the elderly.

00:18A 79-year-old woman receives a phone call.

00:22She answers a familiar voice on the other side.

00:26I'm your niece. I'm in the bank. I have a problem.

00:31I'm out of cash.

00:32I need to deposit everything you have.

00:35Please, give it to a man who will go in my name.

00:40I can't move from the bank. If not, they'll liquidate everything.

00:43That man's name is so-and-so.

00:46He'll be waiting for you. Give him everything.

00:48The lady gave him thousands of dollars,

00:53700,000 pesos,

00:56several watches, also valued at hundreds of dollars,

01:01given to a gang of scammers

01:05who made her uncle's story.

01:07Everything was recorded.

01:10We have the video.

01:11Notice how, in some way, the police

01:16could unravel the knot of this drama

01:20for this family, for this woman.

01:22A 79-year-old woman was robbed of all her savings.

01:27All of them.

01:29Shall I tell you?

01:29Go ahead.

01:31500,000 dollars in cash.

01:373,000 euros.

01:38700,000 pesos.

01:41I'm not an expert in watches.

01:45A Rolex for a man.

01:48Omega for a man.

01:49Omega for a lady.

01:50A Bulova.

01:52A gold watch for a man.

01:54We're talking about thousands...

01:55Thousands and thousands of dollars.

01:57Thousands of dollars.

01:58But an investigation was carried out, and the audio is here.

02:01Let's listen to it, please.

02:06Hello.

02:07Hello.

02:08What did he say?

02:10That he has two cars, he told me.

02:14I told him to get on the road.

02:17He wants to do whatever he wants.

02:19He wants to do it in a way.

02:20Well, let me talk to Leo,

02:23because we have people, you know,

02:24who are going to pick us up and drive us.

02:26If we do it, we'll be able to make the last trip

02:28and, well, for us, we'll be happy.

02:33And when do you want to leave?

02:35I'll tell you, this week.

02:38If you want to sign me up, this week, I can't.

02:42And when, the other week?

02:44For Friday, the other week, I'm full.

02:47I'm available to do anything.

02:50This investigation,

02:52these hearings that we are sharing,

02:56were carried out during, or were achieved,

03:00rather,

03:01during six months after the scam.

03:07Because the scam took place in June of this year.

03:10But they were only able to put in prison in Cana,

03:14who would be the leader of the scammers,

03:17five months later.

03:19From these videos that we are sharing,

03:23from the hearings,

03:25which, in some way, were fundamental

03:28to recognize the voices,

03:30and have, precisely, the ability

03:33to reach the authors of the fact.

03:36The stories of the uncle and the old men.

03:39Leo, once again, and so many stories, too, right?

03:43How do we stop this?

03:44How many times do we have to inform

03:46that they don't listen to anyone?

03:52I hear you, I hear you.

03:55Yes, Gavino, I was telling you.

03:56Respond to the archetype of the uncle's story.

03:59The phone call, the nephew,

04:03that voice that is made by the nephew,

04:06which, in some way, has a purpose

04:08to get information out of you, and make you believe

04:10that they had it, and in reality, they got it out of you,

04:13and you focus on that idea

04:16of convincing yourself that it's really a relative.

04:20And, finally, how they take you,

04:24I mean, the history of the country,

04:26of the economic issue,

04:28and Gonza, surely, will contribute from that place, too,

04:32leads us to believe that, at any moment,

04:34this can happen,

04:35that money can lose value,

04:37that something can happen,

04:39and those fears lead to this situation, too,

04:42that, through deception, you give,

04:45but, in this case, a great amount of money,

04:49that, obviously, these criminals...

04:51But the grandmother does everything for the family, Leo.

04:54The grandmother does everything for the family.

04:56Of course, but the grandmother,

04:58the people who were educated in a country

05:01where the word was fundamental,

05:04it was fundamental.

05:08The lady receives the call from the niece, and says,

05:11I, for you, my life, I give everything.

05:13And, in fact, she did.

05:14After 2001, Gaby, after 2001,

05:17the word, and the word of the banks,

05:20and the word of everyone, ended.

05:22Yes, and besides,

05:24let's see, after what was the pandemic,

05:27where this kind of scams started to flourish.

05:30Of course.

05:30I mean, the reality is that,

05:32there is also a question, it is very difficult

05:34to make a massive awareness campaign.

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