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Yahoo Boys: Confessions, Cons, And The Broken Hearts They Left Behind

Yahoo Boys: Confessions, Cons, And The Broken Hearts They Left Behind

Paperback

Black American StudiesTrue Crime

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ISBN13: 9798180529275
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 266
Weight: 0.79
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
From the streets of Lagos to the screens of unsuspecting victims across America, Britain, Australia, and beyond, this explosive true crime investigation tears open the hidden world of Nigeria internet fraudsters known as Yahoo Boys, exposing in devastating detail how they stole millions of dollars, destroyed families, and drove teenagers to suicide through romance scams, sextortion, and psychological manipulation so calculated it reads like a criminal science. Through real FBI case files, Department of Justice prosecutions, platform takedowns of 63,000 Instagram accounts, and the heartbreaking real life stories of victims and the grieving parents who fought back, this book takes you inside every layer of the operation, from the fake soldier profiles and scripted love letters designed to bleed lonely hearts dry, to the seven man money laundering networks dismantled in Utah federal courts, to the landmark extradition of Nigerian nationals who drove a 17 year old Michigan athlete named Jordan DeMay to his death and were sentenced to over 17 years in American federal prison. If you have ever wondered how ordinary people lose their life savings to a stranger on the internet, why teenage boys are being targeted and killed by criminals operating from across the world, and what law enforcement is finally doing to stop it, this book answers every question with documented truth, real names, real cases, and real consequences.This is the full uncensored account of one of the most widespread and underreported criminal enterprises of the digital age, told with the urgency it deserves.

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