Ransom demand made for missing Virginia Beach boy was a scam
Police: Ransom demand for Virginia Beach boy, 12, was a scam
Since the weekend, police have worked to find who may have sent the ransom messages. According to the Virginia Beach Police Department, investigators partnered with federal officials to trace the source to someone outside the U.S.; police said the messages were “a scam to obtain money from a family in distress.”
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The ransom texts sent to the family of 12-year-old Juan Acevedo were an overseas scam, police said Thursday.
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