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17: Twice Stolen, Twice Suspect: Déjà Vu in Portland
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Two newer cars. Two stolen vehicle claims. Two identical stories that didn’t add up.
In this episode of Top Priority Chronicles, host Jammie Carr takes you inside a case that felt like déjà vu in Portland. The claimant remembered where he bought both vehicles from dealerships, but conveniently couldn’t remember where he parked them, twice, in two different high-theft neighborhoods. Add in a vague “friend” with no contact information, erratic behavior, and suspicious patterns that matched claim #1 to a T… and the investigation went from routine to remarkable.
Join Jammie as she breaks down how fraud investigators recognize red flags, connect patterns across claims, and what really happens when a case crosses the line from suspicious to fraudulent. Because in this business, lightning doesn’t just strike twice… sometimes, it’s a setup.
In this episode of Top Priority Chronicles, host Jammie Carr takes you inside a case that felt like déjà vu in Portland. The claimant remembered where he bought both vehicles from dealerships, but conveniently couldn’t remember where he parked them, twice, in two different high-theft neighborhoods. Add in a vague “friend” with no contact information, erratic behavior, and suspicious patterns that matched claim #1 to a T… and the investigation went from routine to remarkable.
Join Jammie as she breaks down how fraud investigators recognize red flags, connect patterns across claims, and what really happens when a case crosses the line from suspicious to fraudulent. Because in this business, lightning doesn’t just strike twice… sometimes, it’s a setup.
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