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The odd thing is, that despite the obvious fraud — paying for a fake of your primary asset — she seemed to have no awareness of being at risk of prosecution. A
by toss1 4y ago
The odd thing is, that despite the obvious fraud — paying for a fake of your primary asset — she seemed to have no awareness of being at risk of prosecution.
A smarter criminal would have long-since disappeared to some distant non-extradition country, and now have a different identity and face....
- ceejayoz 4y ago> she seemed to have no awareness of being at risk of prosecution A lot of these folks have not regularly been told "no" or seen consequences for screw-ups in their lives. When they do get told "no", they use family connections or wealth to push through anyways. It becomes very easy to forget that certain acts draw attention of a large organization that can actually impose real consequences.