A Scammer managed $1 Million fraud from prison
Internet fraud is common these days, but what about a million-dollar fraud from a person who is already serving a 24-year prison sentence? Yes, it’s true, Nigerian internet fraudster Hope Olusegun Aroke has been placed under investigation for allegedly masterminding $1 million scams from inside the Lagos prison. The scammer has been serving 24-year prison in Nigeria but a preliminary investigation found that he still had access to the internet.
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