Johnathan Walton

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284 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 21 Jul

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And then to really juice up the credibility here, this third person, this CIA agent, speaks with a British accent.
Agent Serrano gives Charlotte his badge number and later, to assuage any concerns she has, he texts her a picture of his ID and tells Charlotte from this point on, she's not to talk about this case, this open investigation to anyone, including her husband.
Charlotte balks and tells Agent Serrano that her husband can be trusted.
He's a good man, honest and hardworking.
And Agent Serrano firmly reminds her,
So Charlotte reluctantly agrees not to tell her husband anything until the investigation is over.
And Agent Serrano explains that with Charlotte's help, the CIA wants to catch the perpetrators in the act.
And to do that, they need to deactivate her social security number and freeze all her bank accounts.
the fraudulent ones and the real ones.
Because in the eyes of the law, he says, there is no difference.
Charlotte asks, how would she be able to pay her bills if her bank account is frozen?
And now we get to the meat of the con.
Agent Serrano offers to help Charlotte.
Are you sensing a theme here?
He says he can hold off on freezing her bank accounts to give her enough time to withdraw all her money that she can then use to live on until she's issued a new social security number and would be able to open up a new bank account at that point, completely separate and independent from the fraudulent bank accounts that that crime syndicate opened in her name with her old social security number.
And Agent Serrano again implores Charlotte not to breathe a word about this investigation to anyone.
In one of my last cases, the identity fee for someone who worked at the bank... Shockingly, this actually rings true to Charlotte, because she's been working as a financial journalist for the past 10 years in New York City, and she knows for a fact that half of all bank fraud cases are perpetrated by someone on the inside, by someone who actually works at the bank.
You're listening to my new series, Hardcore Con.
For more episodes like the one explaining how a 54-year-old man hides the corpse of his dead mother and dresses up like her to collect her pension checks for years, search Jonathan Walton Media on whatever podcast platform you're listening on.
Search Jonathan Walton Media.
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