Swedish Economic Crime Authority
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Oct 1, 2026
“Red flags” - Episode 2: “Don’t only follow the money, follow the people”
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17:06Quentin MuggGUEST
of the entire national caseloads, which agree.
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17:10Quentin MuggGUEST
So the Swedish Economic Crime Authority made a study across 64 business laundering cases from 2023, and the Finnish criminal police across 186 aggravated laundering convictions, and they found exactly zero case of fake till turnover.
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17:28Quentin MuggGUEST
What they see is false invoicing, exchange compensation, shell companies, etc.
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17:33Quentin MuggGUEST
And why is that? Because it's a terrible way of laundering money.
Sweden's Government Won its War with Gangs. Voters Punished Them For It
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9:57Simon WhistlerHOST
The rest comes from defrauding the state.
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10:00Simon WhistlerHOST
Sweden's Economic Crime Authority, or SEKA, revealed that members of the Foxtrot gang were running multiple scams, including pretending to provide support to foster homes and getting paid by local authorities for looking after unaccompanied refugee children.
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10:14Simon WhistlerHOST
The gang also opened healthcare and vaccination clinics purely to bill local governments, with SEKA estimating that they made $620 million from this type of fraud.
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10:23Simon WhistlerHOST
On top of this, the gang supplemented their income with various social security benefits claimed from the state.