A young British couple were
part of a global internet banking scam which could have netted a phenomenal
£19million after hacking the accounts of nearly 2,500 people.
Aderoju Bammeke, 22, and his
girlfriend Jessica Ogunyemi, 20, both of Manchester, were the UK 'platform' for
a Nigerian 'phishing' scam that made £41,000 in just two months.
The plot, masterminded by a
gang in the West African country, involved sending fake emails to customers of
banks including Barclays and Halifax.
The emails told recipients
that their accounts had been hacked and asked them to complete a form with
their log-in details.
But when victims obliged,
Bammeke stepped in and helped the gang log in to steal money.
Fashion marketing student
Ogunyemi, his girlfriend at the time, helped him launder the proceeds by
putting funds in accounts, hiding cash and allowing him to buy her a £2,400
Vauxhall Corsa.
















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