The Justice Department has reopened the petition process for people who did not previously file.
The Justice Department announced a third phase of its Western Union victim-compensation process. The reopened process covers potential victims who did not submit a petition during earlier phases.
The announcement identifies transfers made between January 1, 2004, and March 9, 2020, and lists a December 31 petition deadline. DOJ says participation does not require a payment. Read the official announcement for eligibility and application details.
Recovering stolen money deserves as much attention as prosecuting fraud. Readers should use the official source to reach the claims process and check its current terms.
A federal witness was the intended target. An innocent neighbor lost her life.
The case began with reports of missing mailed credit cards and unauthorized transactions.
The federal case involved a drug operation moving cocaine from California to Maryland.
