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Lawmakers urged to OK reforms for crypto kiosks as number of victims grows

Gloucester Daily Times

Oct 11, 2025

Within the last three years, Waltham Police Detective Michael Maher started seeing more and more fraud reports involving cryptocurrency and, very often, elderly victims being swind…

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