Ghanaian twins and US woman plead guilty to romance scams
- Twin brothers from Ghana and an American woman have pleaded guilty to charges of being part of an international criminal network which defrauded people they met on dating sites and social media.
- The group targeted elderly people in the US and Europe, using fake identities to lure their victims into believing they were in a romantic relationship, before persuading them to transfer large sums of money into bank accounts in Ghana.
- The 22-year-old twins, Jamal and Kamal Abubakari, and 53-year-old Amanda Joy Opoku-Boachie from Hawaii face up to 20 years in jail and will be sentenced next year.
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- Twin brothers from Ghana and an American woman have pleaded guilty to charges of being part of an international criminal network which defrauded people they met on dating sites and social media.
- The group targeted elderly people in the US and Europe, using fake identities to lure their victims into believing they were in a romantic relationship, before persuading them to transfer large sums of money into bank accounts in Ghana.
- The 22-year-old twins, Jamal and Kamal Abubakari, and 53-year-old Amanda Joy Opoku-Boachie from Hawaii face up to 20 years in jail and will be sentenced next year.
Sources: BBC News