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Jokes to the Elderly Multiply and the Schemes Used Often Include Blackmail and Coercion
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From fake car and property deals to simulated road accidents, schemes to deceive elderly people multiply. The latest case involves a 90-year-old man, allegedly mocked at 400,000 euros by a couple with connections to the Entruncamento and Santarém. The numbers show that crime against the elderly continues to be a worrying problem.
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