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Les voleurs d'identité
2020
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Identity theft has become a real scourge of society. Based on exclusive accounts by former fraudsters, Marc-André Sabourin and Naadei Lyonnais take a closer look at the phenomenon and how it works. They themselves were victims of this invisible crime, which remains lucrative for the perpetuator and generally goes unpunished.
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Identity theft has become a real scourge of society. Based on exclusive accounts by former fraudsters, Marc-André Sabourin and Naadei Lyonnais take a closer look at the phenomenon and how it works. They themselves were victims of this invisible crime, which remains lucrative for the perpetuator and generally goes unpunished.
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