Fraud of the Day

Graduating Class of 1975 | New Mexico | Social Security and Identity Theft Fraud

The University of Arkansas’s records show that Stephen Craig Campbell and Walter Lee Coffman attended the academic institution in 1975…

2 years ago

AML regulations – The foundation of modern fraud prevention

Financial transactions move across the globe in seconds, and the threat of fraud has never been more significant. Against this…

2 years ago

The Fraudster and The Spender | Kentucky | Covid-19 Fraud

Not everyone is going to partner with someone that has the same attitude towards money. It’s common that one person…

2 years ago

Overcoming Rejection | Pennsylvania | SNAP Fraud

When Three Brothers Supermarket didn’t get approved to redeem Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, owner Jenny Tejada didn’t let…

2 years ago

First Place Fraudster | Minnesota | Covid-19 Fraud

Now known as the single largest COVID-19 fraud, the “Feeding Our Future” scheme is comprised of 70 defendants who stole…

2 years ago

Untraceable | California | Unemployment Fraud

The Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program expanded eligibility to workers who would not normally receive traditional unemployment benefits – workers who…

2 years ago

Three-Pronged Approach | South Carolina | Unemployment Fraud

On February 20, 2025, 29 of 30 people who were previously indicted of unemployment fraud using stolen identities pleaded guilty.…

2 years ago

KYC compliance – The key to effective fraud prevention

In today’s digital-first world, businesses face increasing risks of financial crime, including fraud, money laundering and terrorist financing, and identity theft. As…

2 years ago

Grease the Palm | Maryland | Covid-19 Fraud

“Going forward, I’m just your inside man,” claimed Joseph Gillespie, as he put his hand out. Just grease the palm,…

2 years ago

Party Of Three | New York | Housing Fraud

What do you get when a non-profit businessman, a hotel owner, and a security guard cross paths? A party. Or…

2 years ago