A report was filed on August 21 at 10:29 a.m. by a woman, born in 1954, at the VPK Nemuno PK in Kaunas. The report detailed a sophisticated financial loss that occurred on July 14 in Anykščiai.
The victim stated that she became involved with an online platform named “Brondesbury Global.”
According to the woman, the process began when she downloaded a corresponding mobile application and subsequently communicated with an investment specialist who spoke Russian. Following these interactions, she discovered that a substantial sum of 51,838 euros had been illegally debited from her bank account. Authorities have initiated an investigative inquiry into the matter, citing Article 182, paragraph 3, of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania.
The incident highlights a pattern of online fraud, suggesting that the woman was targeted by scammers posing as financial advisors. The nature of the loss is directly linked to the fraudulent investment scheme. The police investigation is currently focused on tracing the digital transactions and identifying the individuals responsible for the platform and the subsequent theft.
Officials are treating the case as a major case of financial deception, aiming to understand how the scammers managed to gain the victim’s trust through the veneer of a legitimate investment opportunity. The authorities continue to investigate the mechanics of the online platform to prevent further victimization.
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