Two Nigerian nationals who were extradited to the United States from Spain were sentenced to 128 and 87 months in prison for their roles in a transnational inheritance fraud scheme. With today’s sentencing, five defendants who were extradited from the United Kingdom and Spain in connection with this matter have been sentenced. Read More
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Two Nigerian Nationals Sentenced to Prison for International Scheme That Defrauded Elderly U.S. Victims
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