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Israeli Woman Poses as Health Nurse to Scam Elderly with Accomplice Supervisor
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First reported by Now 14 · 4 hours ago
What happened
Lior-Liora Nativ-Strasberg, 54, is charged with impersonating a nurse to defraud elderly victims in Haifa, aided by her house arrest supervisor. Police uncovered multiple thefts involving credit cards and cash from vulnerable seniors, with the suspect currently detained and investigations ongoing.
- 01Lior-Liora Nativ-Strasberg impersonated a nurse to steal from elderly victims in Haifa.
- 02She collaborated with her court-approved house arrest supervisor in the fraud schemes.
- 03Police found wigs, stolen credit cards, IDs, and health clinic uniforms at her home.
- 04A foreign caregiver exposed the scam by confronting and recording Nativ-Strasberg.
- 05Victims include a 95-year-old Holocaust survivor and patients at local hospitals.
- 06Nativ-Strasberg remains in custody; her accomplice was released under restrictions.
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