This Prosperity Pastor Never Changed His Scamming Ways
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2024
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5 - Lamor Whitehead, Again
We've been keeping tabs on Lamor Whitehead, the notorious 'Bling Bishop' from Brooklyn, for a while now. It seemed inevitable as Thanos that his continuous shady dealings would eventually lead to his downfall. And now it finally has.
4 - Homeland Fraud
Lana Browne, 82, and her husband Ed, 91, from Delaware, ran into a classic scam that hit like a plot twist no one saw coming. The duo was cheated out of an insane $1.46 million by fraudsters pretending to be from Homeland Security. The scammers had said that the couple was under surveillance and prohibited them from chatting with family, claiming their accounts were targeted by international cyber criminals from China, Russia, and…Bolivia?
3 - Newspaper Terror
A gang of four robbers embarked on a daring robbery spree, going after newsstand vendors around some of New York City's iconic landmarks. This group, seemingly auditioning for the roles in the next Final Fight video game managed to lift upwards of $15,000 from hardworking vendors in just two weeks. Their method? Ambush the vendors, typically older folks, by night, dragging them from their booths, and threatening them unless they handed over the cash.
2 - House of Transformations
In Anchorage, Alaska, Rosalina Mavaega and her husband, Esau Fualema Jr., found themselves neck-deep in doodoo for misusing $1.6 million in pandemic recovery funds. The money, meant to assist with housing and treatment during the pandemic, ended up being used for buying crypto and funding a beauty salon.
1 - Chasing the High Life
Abdul Ibraheem, 36, swindled over £340,000 from Alan Potter, an elderly man living on a pension. His grand scheme? Pretending he could recover the £1.8 million pounds Potter lost in a previous scam. Ibraheem’s con didn't start small. He initially convinced Potter to hand over £50,000, a number that eventually ballooned to over £340,000, with £200,000 in cold hard cash. 
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What would you rather have:
Perfect health but just average money
OR
All the money you could dream of but you’re sick half the time
Option a. Health is wealth.
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Pablito, you hit every point regarding Bling-Bling Whitehead and his crimes. I hope the "Let's Be Clear" podcast takes notes! Hilarious! 😂
He needs to be held accountable for his actions because there is no way that God could’ve called him to be a preacher and he’s up here scamming people out of their life savings make it make sense
That's damn near every preacher
YES, HE DOES!
Couldn’t have been given a better name. Bling Bishop, fleecing his own congregation. 😢Scammer in the pulpit!
We called the alcohol mix Jungle Juice
He has no remorse for Ms Anderson. He needs at least 20 years behind bars to reflect on what he has done to the victims.
What is an elderly single mother? 😂😂
Anyone 55 and older! Pauline Anderson is 59 and the immigrant widow in Florida he swindled her out of $250K to pay for his failed campaign is 68 years old
Pablitoo 😃
If someone says "again" following your name in a video about criminal activity that speaks more volume than the backstory.
All these pastors scamming y’all bmud ssa 😂😂😂