A Louisiana woman has reported that her family's 200-year-old property was stolen as part of an identity theft real estate scam linked to an international crime ring. The scammers forged her identity, utilized a fake notary, and sold the land for $45,000 in cash. This incident highlights a growing trend of identity theft scams that can result in significant financial losses and property theft. Additionally, authorities, including the Lincoln County Sheriff, have issued warnings about various scam calls, and the Marquette Sheriff’s Office has received numerous complaints regarding a new wave of phone scams. Experts are advising the public to be vigilant and recognize red flags associated with these fraudulent activities.
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