digital fraud
Samlebetegnelse for bedrageriske handlinger begået via digitale platforme som internet, e-mail eller sociale medier. Omfatter ikke en selvstændig lovbestemmelse, men bedømmes efter straffelovens almindelige regler om bedrageri og databedrageri.

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Ruja Ignatova — The OneCoin Fraudster
Ruja Ignatova founded OneCoin in 2014, promising investors astronomical returns through what she claimed was a revolutionary cryptocurrency. Billions were defrauded from millions of victims worldwide before she vanished from public view in October 2017. The FBI has been searching for her ever since and added her to its Ten Most Wanted list in 2022.
Ashley Madison Breach: 37 Million Exposed in 2015 Hack
In July 2015, hackers calling themselves "The Impact Team" breached Ashley Madison, a website marketed for extramarital affairs, stealing personal data from approximately 37 million users across 40 countries. The incident exposed not only intimate details but also widespread corporate deception that defined the scandal.
Michael Jackson Acquitted in 2005 Child Abuse Trial
Michael Jackson was acquitted in 2005 after a high-profile trial in Santa Maria, California, where he faced charges of molesting a 13-year-old boy named Gavin Arvizo. The case centered on allegations that Jackson used his Neverland Ranch to groom children, but the jury found him not guilty on all counts.
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Alt om Ruja Ignatova-sagen: dokumentarer, bøger og podcasts
Ruja Ignatova grundlagde OneCoin i 2014 og lovede investorerne astronomical afkast gennem en påstået revolutionerende kryptovaluta. Millioner blev svindlet væk, før hun forsvandt fra offentligheden i 2017 og blev efterlyst af FBI. Her er det samlede overblik over alle dokumentarer, serier, podcasts

Ruja Ignatova — The OneCoin Fraudster
Ruja Ignatova founded OneCoin in 2014, promising investors astronomical returns through what she claimed was a revolutionary cryptocurrency. Billions were defrauded from millions of victims worldwide before she vanished from public view in October 2017. The FBI has been searching for her ever since and added her to its Ten Most Wanted list in 2022.

The Hacker Who Faked His Death to Evade Europol
A prominent hacker at the center of the IcedID botnet fraud operation attempted to escape law enforcement by creating a forged death certificate, but was arrested during Operation Endgame, a coordinated international investigation involving Danish authorities.

Scam Factory: Inside Southeast Asia's Forced Fraud Compounds
Wondery's "Scam Factory" podcast, hosted by Denise Chan, investigates Southeast Asia's hidden fraud compounds where victims are trafficked, imprisoned, and forced to perpetrate global online scams under threat of violence.

Ashley Madison Breach: 37 Million Exposed in 2015 Hack
In July 2015, hackers calling themselves "The Impact Team" breached Ashley Madison, a website marketed for extramarital affairs, stealing personal data from approximately 37 million users across 40 countries. The incident exposed not only intimate details but also widespread corporate deception that defined the scandal.

Michael Jackson Acquitted in 2005 Child Abuse Trial
Michael Jackson was acquitted in 2005 after a high-profile trial in Santa Maria, California, where he faced charges of molesting a 13-year-old boy named Gavin Arvizo. The case centered on allegations that Jackson used his Neverland Ranch to groom children, but the jury found him not guilty on all counts.

Man Sentenced to 31+ Years for Ordering Son to Kill Rapper PnB Rock
Freddie Lee Trone was sentenced to 31 years and 4 months to life in prison on September 23, 2024, after being convicted of orchestrating the murder of Philadelphia rapper PnB Rock. The killing occurred during a robbery at Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles in South Los Angeles on September 12, 2022, when Trone's 17-year-old son fatally shot the artist.

The Bonanno Crime Family: A Century of New York Mafia Power
The Bonanno crime family emerged from the violent Castellammarese War of the early 1930s to become one of New York City's most powerful Mafia organizations. Led for three decades by Joseph Bonanno, the family expanded from Brooklyn across North America until internal corruption and federal investigation fractured its ranks.

The Chrisley Case: Reality TV Couple Convicted of Fraud
Todd and Julie Chrisley, known from American reality television, were convicted in 2022 of systematic bank fraud exceeding $30 million and federal tax evasion by a federal court in Atlanta.

Tokyo's Deadliest Terror: The Sarin Cult Attack of 1995
On March 20, 1995, members of the Japanese doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo released sarin nerve gas on five Tokyo Metro trains during morning rush hour, killing 12-14 people and injuring thousands. The attack, ordered by cult leader Shoko Asahara, remains one of history's deadliest terror incidents and the first major chemical weapons attack on a civilian population.