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Katelyn calls on "Art and Ashton" to help her wrestle her aunt Carol from the influence of a scammer who has taken her for $3.5 million in a multinational gold investment scam.
Katelyn calls on "Art and Ashton" to help her wrestle her aunt Carol from the influence of a scammer who has taken her for $3.5 million in a multinational gold investment scam.
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S1, EP6 "Fool's Gold"Katelyn calls on "Art and Ashton" to help her wrestle her aunt Carol from the influence of a scammer who has taken her for $3.5 million in a multinational gold investment scam.
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S1, EP4 "Click Bait"Art and Ashton are back in Arkansas to help the Baxter County Sheriff set up a sting operation targeting a ring of pop-up scammers, who stole over $80,000 from two elderly women in their community.
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