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Thursday, April 04, 2019

Greenbelt man ran global 'spearphishing' email scam, nets millions

GREENBELT, Md. — A 24-year-old Greenbelt man by the name of "Albanky" drove a Bentley Continental, a Porsche and a Land Rover. He made a hip-hop video documenting his life as a club denizen in D.C. area nightspots and claimed to run a media production business.

In reality, the man -- with roots in Cameroon -- identified as Aldrin Fon Fomukong, and a crew of collaborators, helped run a destructive series of email frauds that netted them millions and pushed innocent victims to the brink of financial ruin. The collaborators reached from Greenbelt, College Park and Bowie, to South Africa, West Africa and Europe.

The wire fraud and money laundering scheme was documented by prosecutors who have secured six guilty pleas sending at least one scammer to federal prison for more than seven years.

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3 comments:

another Democrat voter caught said...

Bet he has EBT cards,

welfare

and has some section 8 housing

Anonymous said...

Seven years?

How about life without the possibility of parole?

Anonymous said...

How about we collect the taxes on the money he made?