Un hombre es acusado de hacerse pasar por mujer para obtener 2,5 millones de coronas

Un hombre de unos 60 años ha sido acusado ante el Tribunal de Distrito de Mora de estafar a seis hombres, bancos y a la Försäkringskassan aproximadamente 2,5 millones de coronas entre 2016 y 2022.

Según la acusación, el hombre se hacía pasar por una mujer que buscaba una relación romántica y mudarse a Suecia. Creó cuentas de BankID a nombre de las víctimas para solicitar préstamos y transferir dinero a cuentas en Tailandia.

Una de las víctimas aprobó transferencias en cuatro ocasiones y perdió más de un millón de coronas. Se alega que los delitos tuvieron lugar en varios lugares, incluidos Mora, Offerdal en el municipio de Krokom y Umeå.

Los cargos incluyen estafa agravada, uso ilegal de identidad, falsificación de documentos y fraude agravado de prestaciones. El hombre niega los delitos.

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