The Scammer Gave Me His Money Mule… She Was a 79 Year Old Victim! Alexander Point Ep 4

In Episode 4 of the Alexander Point Saga, Alexander makes another huge mistake—he gives me the phone number of his latest money mule. But when I finally reach her, I discover that she isn't simply helping the scammer. She's another elderly scam victim. Her name is Jesusita. She's 79 years old, and as our conversations continue, it becomes increasingly apparent that she may be suffering from some form of cognitive impairment. She struggles to remember previous conversations, becomes confused about old voicemail messages, and has difficulty processing the warnings I'm giving her. Even worse, Alexander Point isn't the only scammer targeting her. In this episode, you'll hear my attempts to convince Jesusita that she's being scammed, her emotional reaction when I first reveal the truth, and the phone calls that follow as I begin to realize just how vulnerable she really is. Alexander thinks he's giving Haywood access to people who can receive and move money for his scam. Instead, he keeps leading me directly to the victims his operation depends on. First Dorothy. Then Joan. Now Jesusita. But this time, simply warning the victim may not be enough. Jesusita's apparent cognitive impairment and living situation leave me concerned for her safety, so I begin preparing to take another step—contacting Adult Protective Services. 🦊 ABOUT OUTFOXING FOXES I'm Rick the Scam Hunter, and on Outfoxing Foxes, I turn the tables on scammers by wasting their time, disrupting their operations, exposing how their scams work, and whenever possible, finding and helping the real victims caught in the middle. 👍 SUPPORT THE FOX HUNT If you enjoy scam baiting, scam investigations, scammer takedowns, and real-world scam victim rescues: • LIKE this video • SUBSCRIBE to Outfoxing Foxes • Turn on NOTIFICATIONS so you don't miss the next episode • JOIN the Fox Hunt membership to support the channel • Check out the Outfoxing Foxes store for official merchandise Every bit of support helps me continue hunting scammers and reaching their victims before the scammers can do even more damage. ⚠️ SCAM AWARENESS Never send money, gift cards, cryptocurrency, checks, money orders, or cash to someone based solely on instructions received over the phone, text message, email, or social media. Scammers frequently manipulate innocent victims into receiving or forwarding stolen money, sometimes turning those victims into unwitting money mules. If you believe an elderly or vulnerable adult is being financially exploited, consider contacting the appropriate authorities or Adult Protective Services in their area. Stay safe. Stay skeptical. And let's keep Outfoxing these Foxes. #ScamBaiting #Scammer #ScamAlert #MoneyMule #ElderFraud #ElderScam #ScamPrevention #ScamAwareness #ScamVictim #FinancialFraud #LotteryScam #JamaicanLotteryScam #AdultProtectiveServices #OutfoxingFoxes #RickTheScamHunter #AlexanderPoint