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Norway sentences five in largest digital mass fraud case
NRKLO·NO·1 day ago
A Chilean court sentenced Ketty de las Mercedes Castro Cáceres to five years in prison and a fine for repeatedly obtaining improper benefits by fraud, after she concealed her mother's mummified body for years. The case highlights a rare instance of corpse concealment linked to financial fraud, with the sentence reflecting the fraud charges rather than the body's discovery. The verdict is confirmed, though details on the fraud scheme remain limited.