Ho Chi Minh City Student Loses Contact, Repeatedly Urges Parents to Transfer 1.2 Billion VND: The Truth Behind the Desperate Plea for Help.
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A male student was kidnapped online by a group of strangers who forced him to connect to the Zoom application for 24/7 monitoring and demanded that his family transfer 1.2 billion VND to the group.
After receiving a call from a group of people claiming to be investigators, the male student left his dormitory and went to a guesthouse, repeatedly urging his family to transfer 1.2 billion VND.
From threatening phone calls involving involvement in a money laundering ring, the high-tech criminal group forced T.A. to rent a room to isolate him from the outside world. The perpetrators even forged an acceptance letter from an American academy to pressure the student into using "proof of financial resources" to urge his family to transfer 1.2 billion VND.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - A first-year male student was threatened by a group of people who called him, demanding his family transfer 1.2 billion VND. The police in Ba Ria ward (Ho Chi Minh City) rescued him in time.
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