KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- An old scam is back again and there's already at least one victim from the metro. FOX 4 Problem Solver Linda Wagar has the details on a con game that turns grandparents into victims.
Problem Solvers: Scams Take Advantage of Elderly
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‘Two more weeks’: Metro customers get excuses, lose thousands to construction company
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Metro law enforcement agencies team up to educate on dangers of senior scammers
