FIAM - The Jury Duty Shakedown

It was supposed to be an ordinary evening.Seventy‑four‑year‑old Peggy Doyle had just settled into her recliner, the soft glow of her reading lamp filling the room, when the phone rang — sharp, insistent, and far too late for anything good.She answered.“Mrs. Doyle,” the voice said, clipped and authoritative, “this is Deputy Harris from the county courthouse. I’m calling because you failed to appear for jury duty this week.”And then came the threat.She had never been in trouble a day in her life.But before she could take the next step, the caller demanded something even more dangerous:Something wasn’t right.She hung up.Moments later, her daughter was on the phone.Tonight, we expose the scam that uses fear, authority, and urgency to trap seniors in a crime that never happened…and a summons that was never real.This is Fraud in a Moment — and the truth starts now.