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Texas man, woman indicted on charges of money laundering, romance fraud, investment schemes

Por: The Boston Globe Nation September 28, 2022

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A man and a woman from Texas were indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in Boston on charges that they operated an unlicensed money transmission business to launder revenue from fraudulent online romance and investment schemes stretching to Nigeria, officials said.Vanessa Okocha, 24, of Houston, and Charles Ochi, 27, of Grand Prairie, are facing charges of money laundering conspiracy, conspiracy to conduct an unlicensed money transmitting... + full article



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