The Killaloe detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police says it has launched a fraud investigation after a large sum a couple spent on cryptocurrency from a purportedly reputable investment company allegedly vanished. Read More
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Couple lost more than $370,000 in cryptocurrency scam: Killaloe OPP
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