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The Senior Fraud Report with Host Michael Slider (Ret. LAPD Detective) helps seniors and their families fight back against the scams that drain victims of billions—breaking down how they work and how to stay protected.
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Episode #3
<p>A scam isn't "just a civil matter" — stealing from an elder is a crime in California under Penal Code § 368. This episode breaks down the legal duties that kick in the moment you report it, covering both law enforcement and your bank.</p>
Episode #2
<p>Romance scams have evolved far beyond the "Nigerian prince" era. Host Michael Slider, joined by AI co-hosts Bernard and Tammy, draws on 43 sources, including FBI and FTC data, DOJ indictments, and investigative journalism from 2022 to 2026, to expose how organized syndicates weaponize loneliness to drain the life savings of older adults. From deepfaked soap-opera stars and fake crypto dashboards to "pig butchering," recovery scams, and victims unknowingly turned into money mules, this deep dive traces the full anatomy of a modern psychological trap, and the one defense that actually works.</p><p>Host: Michael Slider<br>AI co-hosts: Bernard & Tammy<...
Episode #1
<p>A Scam: Technical Vulnerabilities vs. Human Trust in the FBI’s 2024 IC3 Report</p><p>Host Michael Slider introduces the Senior Fraud Report episode “A Scam,” using two AI voices, Tammy and Bill, to debate whether 2024 cybercrime is mainly a technical infrastructure problem or a psychological confidence-scam problem, based on the FBI IC3’s newly released 2024 report. The IC3 logged 859,532 complaints and a record $16.6B in losses (up 33%), with Americans 60+ losing $4.8B; investment fraud totaled $6.57B, tech support scams $1.46B, and cryptocurrency-related losses $9.3B. Tammy highlights systemic threats like BEC ($2.77B), ransomware variants, botnets, SIM swapping, and law-enforcement technical wins inc...
The Senior Fraud Report
<p>Senior Fraud Report Podcast: How Scammers Sound So Trustworthy</p><p>Retired LAPD detective Michael Slider introduces the Senior Fraud Report podcast, warning that fraudsters often don’t sound like criminals and instead use friendly voices, urgency, and emotional stories to pressure victims until the money is gone and the scammer disappears. He says his goal is to help listeners ensure that voice never gets the better of them or the people they love.</p><p>00:00 Scammers Sound Friendly<br>00:09 The Emotional Hook<br>00:20 Meet Michael Slider<br>00:31 Podcast Introduction</p>
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