Financial crime no longer requires guns, safes, or getaway cars. Today’s bank robbers don’t even leave home—and their targets aren’t banks. It’s YOU.

In this eye-opening episode of Daylight Robbery, we reveal how Loveeta D’Souza, a Melbourne mum, was tricked into a work-from-home scam that cost her $255,000—and unknowingly turned her into a money mule for organised crime.

🔹 Loveeta’s Story: A desperate search for remote work led her to a fake job posting from what she thought was Light In The Box, a major Chinese eCommerce company. What followed was a web of lies, stolen identities, and financial devastation.
✅ A Facebook ad led her into a scam that looked legitimate.
✅ A WhatsApp group full of “workers” convinced her she was part of a real job.
✅ A fraudulent employer named Neala manipulated her into transferring money, unknowingly laundering funds for international crime gangs.
✅ She borrowed money from family, believing she was about to be paid—then everything disappeared.

🔹 Why No One Stopped It:
🚨 Banks ignored the red flags.
🚨 Australia’s financial system makes mule banking easy.
🚨 The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) offered only a $6,000 reimbursement.

🔹 Scammers Are Getting Smarter—And Their Tricks Are More Sophisticated
Former ASIO and NSW Police investigator Dan Halpin explains how social engineering is now a bigger threat than hacking. It’s not just about clicking a bad link—it’s about manipulation, deception, and coercion.

🔹 Why This Matters:
✅ Organised crime is evolving faster than our laws.

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