Female body found in Dong Nai river: Girl was scammed out of 200 million, mother reveals shocking news

The girl went missing after reporting to the authorities that she had been scammed out of 200 million VND. At noon on January 15, she was discovered dead by locals in the Dong Nai River, across the Dong Nai Bridge, in Binh Thang Ward.

On January 16, Di An City Police (Binh Duong) said that after completing the autopsy, they completed the procedures to hand over the girl's body to her family for funeral arrangements. Previously, the victim was found floating on the Dong Nai River in Binh Thang Ward.

According to initial information, on the afternoon of January 15, Di An City Police received a report from local residents about the discovery of a female body floating on the Dong Nai River, so they quickly went to the scene to verify. When the authorities arrived, the female body had been brought to the shore by local residents at the foot of Dong Nai Bridge. Initial investigation determined that the person died from drowning.

The victim's identity was identified as VTAH (25 years old, residing in Long Binh ward, Thu Duc city, Ho Chi Minh city). Sharing with Dan Tri newspaper, Ms. NTT (56 years old, the victim's mother) said that H. had been missing since the evening of January 14, the family had searched many places, but with no results. On the afternoon of January 15, Ms. T. heard people reporting that a body might be floating in the Dong Nai river, so she came to ask for identification.

Ms. T. also added that she and her husband do not live in the same house with their daughter. On the evening of January 14, Ms. H. showed many unusual signs, asking to borrow money from many people. Suspecting that her daughter was in trouble, Ms. T. went to the Long Binh Ward Police Station (Thu Duc City) to report and ask for support.

Notably, here, Ms. T. was informed by the police officer that Ms. H. had also just come here to report being scammed of more than 200 million VND. After reporting, Ms. H. left. "My relatives and I ran to my daughter's house and saw H.'s motorbike parked in front of the door, her phone and papers in the trunk, the keys hanging on the door, and it was unclear where H. had gone," Ms. T. said.

After the case was shared on social media, a source also said that VTAH's father had cancer and her mother was old and weak and had to fight to find her child. Many people expressed their condolences for H. and her family. Some people said that the victim owed a large amount of money and had to resort to suicide. At the same time, they condemned the fraudulent behavior of those who harmed her.

"The most miserable are still the scammers"; "Really. Having a hard time and being scammed out of a large amount of money, it makes me crazy"; "Let's join hands to find the scammers, everyone"; "They must be so scared that they're thinking too much"; "Maybe they'll be murdered? If you report it, you have to wait for the police to handle it"... are comments from netizens.

Also on January 16, the mastermind of a sophisticated fraud in Quang Nam was arrested. Accordingly, the Department of Investigation Police on Social Order Crimes of Quang Nam Province Police said that they had just prosecuted and temporarily detained Nguyen Thi Que Chi (36 years old, in Hoa Huong Ward, Tam Ky City, Quang Nam Province) to investigate the act of "fraudulent appropriation of property" in the form of online lottery.

Initial investigation results determined that since June 2024, Nguyen Thi Que Chi organized many people in Tam Ky city and neighboring areas to participate in online gambling through the Messenger application and gambling accounting software. Realizing that mobilizing money from gambling participants was quite easy, Chi came up with the idea of appropriating the gambling participants' assets for personal use.

Que Chi created her own "investment group" and used many fake Messenger accounts created by her or borrowed accounts from relatives and friends to participate in the networks to gain the trust of others, then appropriated their assets. Initially, the investigation agency determined that Chi had defrauded and appropriated the assets of 50 people with a total amount of more than 13 billion VND.

Quang Nam Provincial Police informs any victims to quickly submit a report or go to Quang Nam Provincial Police Headquarters, No. 26 Nguyen Chi Thanh, Tan Thanh Ward, Tam Ky City, and contact Investigator Nguyen Khanh Vu to report and resolve the matter.

Fraudulently selling cheap motorbikes online, young men in Quang Nam bypassed the law and appropriated 600 million Thanh Phúc14:48:03 16/12/2023People are extremely angry at the incident that shook social networks in recent days in Quang Nam. Accordingly, this young man used online fraud to sell cheap motorbikes and appropriate more than 600 million VND.