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There's one where they (possibly) managed to kill the scammer. Or at least convinced him to rent a car and drive to a war-torn muslim-majority country and carr
by knodi123 10y ago
There's one where they (possibly) managed to kill the scammer. Or at least convinced him to rent a car and drive to a war-torn muslim-majority country and carry a note into a bank that said, in arabic, "mohammed rapes underage dogs". There was a This American Life about it.
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/363/enforcers?act=1#play http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/363/e...
- rpgmaker 10y agoA bit much, maybe?
- spraak 10y agoWay too much, definitely
- knodi123 10y agoProbably. That was certainly the tone the interviewer took in that radio show. That was my first time I've seen someone do something "for the lulz" and then be confronted by a rational adult and asked to discuss the consequences of their actions. That's why the memory of the episode stayed with me for so long- that show is from 2008.
- King-Aaron 10y agoThat was genuinely upsetting listening to how desperate the scammer was getting. These guys, sure, steal money. But... That's cruel and unusual, for any person.