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Elizabeth Holmes Claims Silence in Prison Post Ahead of 'You Can See Everything' Release
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes posted her first message signed with her own initials from prison, claiming she was 'silenced' for 1,216 days. The post coincides with the release of the A24 documentary 'You Can See Everything' and her upcoming transfer to a halfway house in Texas.

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Andy Cohen Opens Up About Falling Victim to Costly Bank Fraud Scam
Andy Cohen, the host of "Watch What Happens Live!" and "Daddy Diaries" podcast, disclosed that he was scammed out of a significant amount of money by fraudsters posing as his bank. The scammers contacted him after he lost a card, making the communication seem legitimate. They gained access to his bank accounts by tricking him into providing personal information and setting up call and message forwarding. Cohen is currently trying to recover the stolen funds and advises others to be vigilant with emails and to visit their bank branches if they suspect fraudulent activity. The FBI's 2023 report highlights phishing as the top reported internet crime in 2022.

Andy Cohen Falls Prey to Costly Bank Scam
Andy Cohen, the host of "Watch What Happens Live!" and "Daddy Diaries" podcast, disclosed that he was defrauded by scammers who posed as his bank. The scammers capitalized on a card he had recently lost, leading him to believe that there was fraud on his account. Despite realizing something was wrong when asked for his Apple ID, Cohen had already logged into his bank app through a fraudulent site, granting the scammers access. They managed to wire "a lot of money" from his accounts and set up call and message forwarding to intercept bank communications. Cohen is still trying to recover the stolen funds and advises others to be vigilant with emails and to visit their bank branch if they suspect fraud. The FBI's 2023 report highlights phishing as the most reported internet crime in 2022, with significant financial losses.