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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 5 MIN

Money Crimes & Human Minds: Why Fraud Works on Ordinary People

from Money Crimes and Human Minds · host Zoe Taylor

Financial crime doesn’t look like true crime - but it happens far more often. Scammers don’t target stupidity. They target human nature -Fear. Trust. Authority. Hope.That’s why fraud works - and why anyone can be a victim. Money Crimes & Human Minds explores the psychology behind scams, the emotional pressure used to manipulate people, and how to spot red flags before it’s too late.Because staying safe from money crimes starts with understanding human minds.#financialcrime #scamawareness #fraudprevention #truecrimepodcast #psychology

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