Chinese Scammer 'Little Tiger' Admits $27M Fraud

0:00It's April 9th. From your city to your ears, this is Dallas News Today, powered by AI, a Chinese national named Jian Dong Chen, also known as Little Tiger, just admitted to running a massive fraud in money laundering operation that ripped off thousands of elderly Americans. This guy was the second charge in a five-person indictment for scams like fake tech support, banking personations, and government tricks aimed right at seniors. The schemes kicked off with random calls, emails, or pop-up ads pushing victims to dial scams centers in India, then they dangled fake refunds from. Stores or charges, accidentally overpaid, and got folks to wire back the extra cash to spots in Southern California, Nevada, and further out, sometimes. Even picking it up at homes. Victims were mostly in their 70s and 80s, losing tens of millions overall, with Chen alone pocketing over 27 million dollars, across two years using fake IDs to grab the money. He got busted on camera during a wild YouTube sting called Confronting Scammers with

1:01a Fake Funeral, spilling details to investigators, and now he's facing sentencing on June 26th, as authorities keep hunting the rest of the crew.