Federal prosecutors are taking action against international scams. They are seeking to seize over $25 million in cryptocurrency linked to these schemes. The scams involve romance and investment fraud.
The action is part of a broader effort to combat such crimes. US Attorney Pirro has announced that $800 million has been returned to victims. Further information on the scams and the efforts to combat them is available from the US Attorney's office and other sources, including KTXS.
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