In a nice piece of six-month-long investigative journalism (link at bottom), ABC News tracked down several of the sleazebuckets involved in the scam -- all wanted in the United States for fraud but being sheltered by Costa Rica.These slimes have scammed more than $20 million from the American elderly, using a scheme in which they make it appear that they are calling from a local telephone number and then telling the victims that they have sweepstakes winnings coming their way from the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Next, these crumwads tell the victims that they need to pay and send "luxury taxes" or "insurance" before their fake "winnings" can be mailed to them.
Two of the jackwagons that ABC News tracked down in Costa Rica are pictured above -- Andreas Leimer (the white fatass in the first picture) and Roberto Fields Curtis (the fat f*** in the second picture). As you can see, these two fat pieces of crap apparently coordinate their wardrobes in addition to their frauds. And check out what happened when ABC reporter Brian Ross (the one in the suit and tie) tracked down Leimer at his sanctuary (errr, home) in the Costa Rican capital city of San Jose:
First, the sloth tried to scurry into his home and hide. Then the creep made a mad dash for his pick-up truck to try to escape that way. But this sleazejob apparently needs some driving lessons, as he quickly bashed his pick-up into a neighbor's Benzo. So then the slimebait slinked his way back into the house and called his "lawyer."
Next the scuzball "lawyer" shows up and starts shouting at Ross -- "Go Home, Gringo!", the skunk yelled. When that didn't work, they called in some local law enforcement slimes, who threatened to arrest Ross for "filming without a permit" until one of the cops realized that no such law exists in Costa Rica (damn pesky technicalities).
The worst part is that apparently nothing can be done about these scuzwads since they're being sheltered by Costa Rica. I remember in the old days, the A-Team used to head to Latin America all the time to kick ass and right wrongs. Where are those guys when we need them?
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/massive-make-phone-scam-stealing-millions-american-elderly/story?id=11942534&page=1
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