一位63岁的中国男子在悉尼被判刑, 罪名是一场精神骗局, A 63-year-old Chinese man was sentenced in Sydney for a spiritual scam that stole elderly victims’ life savings.

一位63岁的中国男子Wen Wang在悉尼被判刑, 罪名是骗取年长者积蓄的精神福利骗局。 A 63-year-old Chinese man, Wen Wang, has been sentenced in Sydney for a spiritual blessings scam that defrauded elderly victims of their life savings. Wang及其同伙在抵达澳大利亚后, 成为一名观光客, 赌债达30,000美元, 以弱者为对象, 假扮精神从业者, 提供假祝福以治病, 消除诅咒, 防止厄运。 After arriving in Australia as a tourist and accruing $30,000 in gambling debt, Wang and associates targeted vulnerable individuals by posing as spiritual practitioners, offering false blessings to cure illnesses, remove curses, and prevent bad luck. 当局称这些罪行“令人发指”，指出老年人信任和恐惧被利用。 Authorities called the crimes "abhorrent," citing the exploitation of trust and fear among older adults. 王在被定罪后正面临被驱逐出境,这凸显了目前对文化上针对老年人的欺诈行为的关切。 Wang is now facing deportation following his conviction, highlighting ongoing concerns about culturally targeted fraud against seniors.