Kenya: Police Dig Into Life of Suspected Amazon Scam Mastermind

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Kenya: Police Dig Into Life of Suspected Amazon Scam Mastermind

[Nation] An American suspect in the Amazon Web Worker Africa Ponzi scheme will be held for 10 more days as detectives dig into the fraud targeting Kenyans.

Source: allAfrica.com

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