Melvin Colvin thought he was making a quick pickup. Instead, he drove 36 hours straight into a front-row seat for his own arrest.
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In this episode, Trilogy Media & Chappy Grey set up a full sting operation with the Baxter County Sheriff's Department and the Mountain Home Police Department in Arkansas after uncovering a scam network using cash mules to collect victim money across state lines. When one mule agrees to travel an insane distance to grab a package worth over $250,000, we coordinate with local law enforcement and let the plan play out.
If you or someone you know is being asked to receive or move money for someone else — you may be part of a scam without realizing it.
Stay safe. Stay aware. And as always…
Scammers beware.
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