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Identity Theft – What is the Real Story?

Identity theft can be characterized as a major scourge in society today. It has become a growing danger, and as such it currently is often labeled cybercrime and/or cyber espionage, with this fraud on the public becoming so pernicious that even major nationwide firms such as Target, eBay and Home-Depot; as well as financial giants … Read More

By | Published October 10, 2014 | Posted in Criminal Defense, Elder Abuse, General Public Interest | Tagged cell phones, communications, criminal evidence, cyber espionage, cybercrime, cybersecurity, cyberwar, eavesdropping, email, FBI, First Amendment, fraud crimes, hacking, identity theft; theif, mobile devices, National Security Agency, NSA, police report, right to privacy, search engines, social media, spying, text | Comments Off on Identity Theft – What is the Real Story?

Recycling fraud drains California’s cash (SAM SPITAL)

“Yesterday’s article in the Los Angeles Times, October 8, 2012, described the conundrum facing California in the recycling of cans and bottles in which the State is paying out more money for these recycled items than it is collecting in revenue from the deposits paid by individuals purchasing drinks. It is claimed that fraud rings … Read More

By | Published October 9, 2012 | Posted in Criminal Defense | Tagged Criminal Charges, fraud crimes | Comments Off on Recycling fraud drains California’s cash (SAM SPITAL)