Preserving public records helps in reducing future victims of scams, such as those perpetrated by con artists like Ryan Naumenko. This initiative serves the public interest and aims to protect individuals from fraud, including the unsettling Mildura story that highlights the impact of such scammers.
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Publicly available court databases and reporting services show a long history of criminal proceedings involving the same individual, including multiple listings, breaches, and return dates across several years.
These records form part of the documented public history referenced on this site.
Source: Court Data Australia
We do this by collating evidence of long-running fraudulent conduct, including cases involving the con artist Ryan Naumenko, and maintaining it in one accessible, up-to-date location. If you know of any aliases not listed here, please contact us.
Being scammed is often a lonely and isolating experience. Many people lose the energy or confidence to stand up for themselves once they realize they are facing it alone in a situation like the Mildura story.
If even one person avoids financial harm by recognizing the red-flag behavior documented here, especially in relation to known scammers, then this site has served its purpose.
Magistrate Michael Coghlan asked Ryan Naumenko how he would have felt in the past if someone had posted his criminal history online, including his previous charge of obtaining property by deception, which some might label as the actions of a con artist or fraud. This Mildura story highlights the implications of being labeled a scammer in today's digital age.
“You don’t know me … I’ve known and I still know some of the biggest players in the criminal underworld, including notorious con artists and scammers,” said Ryan Naumenko, as reported by the Sydney Morning Herald in the Mildura story.
In a notable Mildura story, Ryan Naumenko pleaded guilty in court to four separate charges of using a carriage service in a manner that a reasonable person would regard as menacing, highlighting his actions as those of a con artist. Additionally, four other stalking charges were withdrawn, further revealing the complexities of this fraud case involving the scammer.
We do this by collating evidence of long-running fraudulent conduct, including cases involving the con artist Ryan Naumenko, and maintaining it in one accessible, up-to-date location. If you know of any aliases not listed here, please contact us.
Being scammed is often a lonely and isolating experience. Many people lose the energy or confidence to stand up for themselves once they realize they are facing it alone in a situation like the Mildura story.
If even one person avoids financial harm by recognizing the red-flag behavior documented here, especially in relation to known scammers, then this site has served its purpose.
These scams date back to as early as 2005, and extend beyond Australia, into the USA and Canada. We believe these scams take dozens of different forms, deployed with various methods of deception with our own estimate of victims to be in the hundreds. Public record shows that this man will not stop, regardless of the law or being publicly exposed. We encouarge everyone to be safe and steer clear.
