“Unfortunately they will not get their money back because I have already spent (…) I am a person who likes shoes very much, likes to dress well and buy them. expensive clothes, go out to eat at expensive places, have nice drinks. I’m… one of those people.”
Her name is Pamela Cabanillas, they know her like this: ‘mother yankee’, about to turn 19 and since February 13 One of the most wanted persons in Peru, where a court ordered him to go to temporary prison for allegedly defrauding between 300,000 and 500,000 euros from hundreds of people to whom he would sell fake tickets. He didn’t go to jail. He escaped last October and is on the trail to Spain, according to OPEN CASE, Prensa Ibérica’s news and investigation portal.
In Peru they accuse him of selling fake tickets to the Bad Bunny concerts and the Peruvian football team’s qualifiers for the World Cup in Qatar.
Born in Lima, accused of being the leader of a criminal organization in his country,’QR Tape‘ anyone ‘The QR of fraud’is dedicated to selling fake tickets for concerts by international artists that mobilize the masses. The event that made it all clear was the end of the reggaeton tour. Daddy Yankee In Lima last October. His big hit. Although Pamela has done this before, according to investigators.
Football matches and Coldplay
Officials of his country claim that he moves like a fish in water on football fields. In March, BC allegedly sold fake tickets to his matches. Peru team in the playoffs Qatar World Cup. According to the investigations, cold game, bad rabbit and Carol G. They also helped him earn money. According to the researchers, the concert that earned the most money was the Daddy Yankee concert on October 18.
When thousands of buyers realized that they would not be able to attend the concert with the tickets he sold the day before, he fled his country because he knew that everything would be revealed. Pamela spoke to a Peruvian television program, as she is known to be investigating “from the underground”. Panorama. He told how and when he defrauded his victims. He added that he was sorry but would not return anything: “no, no, there is not a single left (I will pay back) because I don’t have that money”. For months, he posted messages on his social networks that commented on the charges against him and even – according to his victims – “mocking”.
Pamela defends herself on social networks from her hiding place and boasts that she is still free. She shared a photo at the Madrid train station a month ago and wrote: “Enjoying life”
Pamela wasn’t the only one to reveal the land after uncovering the alleged scam. Others two members of the group in QR they ran away. the two flew to Colombia, but they were eventually detained at the airport. As for Pamela, The latest available data on the subject has allowed it to be found in our country.. Interpol is looking for him after the decision of the 9th Criminal Investigation Court of the Lima High Court of Justice a few days ago. search and imprisonment.
Leftists and at Primark
She arrived in Spain and, as OPEN CASE learned, Pamela was arrested five times in Madrid. between November and January for different crimes: fraud, robbery, theft and other crimes against property. Later, Interpol alert not yet activetherefore, the National Police, collaborating with their Peruvian counterparts, were unaware that they were actually arresting a fugitive.
Pamela’s first arrest occurred in mid-November. Then the woman entered Lefties clothing store in Madrid and the anti-theft detectors beeped when leaving. The security guard informed the police after confirming that the young woman was carrying her backpack. Clothes worth 95 euros. Just a few days later, the Peruvian was arrested at Islazul Mall for allegedly stealing clothes worth around 50 euros from Primark.
attack with the bottle
His records also include being arrested for a crime. Injury of a man in Carabanchel, near Porto metro station. According to the sources cited by this psychic, Pamela attacked an unidentified person. hitting him with a glass bottle causes cuts on the face and lips.
He was also arrested for another violent incident in the same area in mid-January, this time for violently assaulting and robbing a man. samsung phone grabber. The victim later told police, “Four people of Latino descent, three men and one woman, they threw him to the ground He’s on Avenida Porto and they had his phone. The man added that the three thieves had escaped, but he they managed to keep it At the scene until the police arrived. This was Pamela.
scam taxi driver
The last trace of the woman in our country is from a month ago. The woman was arrested on January 24 for allegedly defrauding the taxi driver she “knowingly” got into her car. I didn’t have money to pay for the degreePeruvian authorities held a press conference last week, warning that Pamela could be in Spain.
They cloned the QR code
According to studies, Pamela (or her network) bought one or two real tickets. They cloned them via QR codes (barcode). So, a single original ticket was reprinted and turned into hundreds and thousands of tickets. Later, “I proposed to them through social networks.” He took advantage of resale channels and “assured that his father was working for the Peruvian Writers and Composers Association (APDAYC). In this way, he justified the low price he offered.”
The prosecutor’s office said that the woman “contacted her victims, showed her identity document and He took them to his default residencegain their trust. He blocked the victims after he did it.” There was no entry, no money, and Pamela was gone.
The Lima Cybercrime Expert Prosecutor’s investigation revealed that Pamela Cabanillas will be “systematically defrauded between March and October 2022”. They calculate that with fraudulent ticket sales, one to two million soles (300 or 500 thousand euros) can be obtained. According to Peruvian police, The event that brought him the most money was Daddy Yankee’s.. This gave her her nickname: ‘mother Yankee’.
Pamela is accused fraud, phishing and forgery Documents with a maximum prison sentence of 8, 4, and 5 years, respectively, in Peru. To this we must now add the crimes allegedly committed in Spain.
“Your mother Yankee is telling you”
The alleged fraudster, far from hiding, publishes his actions on social networks. On January 26, Pamela posted a photo online of her posing next to the Madrid commuter train, adding: “Enjoying life”, accompanied by money, euro and heart emojis.
In fact, he fed his social networks videos, photos, and stories throughout his escape. Until a few days ago, when he deleted almost all his posts. Earlier, he posted a letter on Instagram acknowledging some of the charges against him: “I admit my mistake and I know I have to pay the consequences I’m threatened by people I don’t know who match me for what I’ve done. I’m coming out as the head of a criminal organization on all channels, which I flatly deny.”
The young woman added: “My person didn’t cheat on me with two million soles as it was intended to be.” Pamela claims she only sells the tickets to “scalpers” who get that amount. She assured her followers that she would surrender to European justice. I didn’t. Shortly after, she uploaded a video on TikTok. I recommend going to the concert. A Peruvian band performing in Milan sarcastically said: “They won’t be scammed this time and see you if I’m still free. Your Yankee mom tells you”.