"He said he was from Social Security": At the last moment, the daughter managed to stop the scam against her father
A couple from Ashdod arrived at the woman's father's home after he didn't answer the phone and found him next to a man who, according to the indictment, tried to fraudulently obtain 80,000 shekels from him. The investigation revealed three additional cases, and the prosecution filed an indictment and a request for detention.
A couple from Ashdod arrived at the woman's father's home after he didn't answer the phone and found him next to a man who, according to the indictment, tried to fraudulently obtain 80,000 shekels from him. They involved the police, and the man was arrested for questioning. Investigators learned that he was caught red-handed at the father's home, who was the last in a series of victims. Mark Nebler (72) used to call elderly Russian speakers, present himself as a Social Security representative, and convince them to hand over their money to him or a courier. To strengthen his identity, he played background noises during calls. From one woman he received cash and jewelry, from two others large sums in cash in shekels and foreign currency. Investigators located the women using security cameras. He confessed to the acts but claimed he only performed a courier role. The prosecution filed an indictment and a request for detention.