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Casey: Grandmother scam-victim can recover thousands from insurance company

Summary by Richmond Times-Dispatch
In August, Linda Kay Simmons lost $15,000 to a scammer who persuaded the Moneta resident to deposit it into a Bitcoin automatic teller in Roanoke. The good news is, Simmons will recover at least part of her losses from her homeowner’s insurance. And she might get almost all of it back.

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Casey: Grandmother scam-victim can recover thousands from insurance company

In August, Linda Kay Simmons lost $15,000 to a scammer who persuaded the Moneta resident to deposit it into a Bitcoin automatic teller in Roanoke. The good news is, Simmons will recover at least part of her losses from her homeowner’s insurance. And she might get almost all of it back.

·Richmond, United States
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Richmond Times-Dispatch broke the news in Richmond, United States on Monday, November 10, 2025.
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