Terrorists Using Dead Persons’ Accounts, Crowdfunding To Move Funds — NFIU
The NFIU has uncovered crowdfunding, proxy accounts, money mules and SIM cards registered to deceased persons allegedly used to conceal terrorist financing.
The NFIU has uncovered crowdfunding, proxy accounts, money mules and SIM cards registered to deceased persons allegedly used to conceal terrorist financing.
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