Ubud Money Changer scammers have been secured on Monday 24/02/2020 by the Criminal Police Criminal of Gianyar  after  being reported by hotel employee where Argentinian tourists been cheated for Rp 2.9 million [ 208 US$ ].

The Argentina tourist  Joaquin Fernan (26) discovered the scam when he returned to his hotel  after he changed  800 US$ on exchange rate of Rp. 13,725.He should have receive the total of Rp 10,980,000 but instead only got Rp8,080,000. The missing Rp 2.9 million dropped under the table know as the usual scamming trick, Joaquin Fernan went back to the exchange office to get back his missing exchanged money and also reported  the two scammers to the hotel employee where he was staying.  They report it  to Pecalang, Padangtegal in Ubud who finally reported to the police who arrested the same day the two scammers Komang Darmawan (23) and I Komang Udik Aryawan (19) and sealed of their unlicensed exchange office. They both confessed there well know cheating trick and stated that normally only cheat thier victims in the range of Rp 100,000 to 250 thousand and they get caught, they always apologize and calls it a  miscalculating.

Ubud Money Changer scammers

Source : https://www.balipuspanews.com/

Below video Bali police media conference [ Source Bali Post ]

Seminyak nightclub fight extortion cost $30.000 paid by the  Australian rugby player David Fifita who finally breaks his silence after his arrest last November. David Fifita was locked up in a Bali jail for three days following the alleged assault of a nightclub bouncer at Favela in Seminayk.

Fifita was freed after coughing up $30,000 and he was not sanctioned further by the club or the NRL after the Integrity Unit could not find consistent evidence in its investigation.

A typical peace agreement — which is commonplace in the Balinese legal system and is signed by police and an alleged victim to allow charges against an arrested civilian to be dropped — usually costs the person behind bars somewhere around $10,000.

Seminyak nightclub fight extortion

He pay three times that amount before he was allowed to fly home to Brisbane  because of media attention surrounding the incident and Fifita’s high profile.Fifita had spent three days before bars in a harrowing ordeal since he was accused of assaulting nightclub security guard Dani Irawan in the early hours of Saturday morning.The Sydney Morning Herald reported that Fifita was isolated for about five hours immediately after he was arrested by Bali police.He was then presented with a local legal representative and signed over power of attorney before Brisbane welfare officer Adam Walsh had arrived to help negotiate the peace agreement.
His release was then delayed on Monday afternoon as Bali police tried to broker a bigger fee at the last minute.“There has been a lot going on behind the scenes and I am really grateful for that,” Fifita said on arrival in Brisbane. “It’s a great feeling to be home to see my family.“I’ve learned a big lesson from what I’ve been through these last few days.”The Herald said Fifita had to endure tough conditions in his cell and was forced to urinate into a plastic water bottle.

Source : https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au

Uluwatu’s fake death suspect has been accused by his uncle of being a “slippery” scammer who robbed his own grandmother of her savings.

He had no contact with his deceased mother for seven years until he wanted money, she never had one because she was poor and would try to borrow money for him because she believed he was hungry.

“He borrowed a lot of money from his aunt, she didn’t say how much but knows she won’t get it back

Sean Flynn, 58, has accused his cousin Ryan Flynn, 39, also known as Ryan Roth, of taking thousands from his grandmother who had little money in her name, claiming he is a “serial fraudster” live on other people live money ‘.

An ex-girlfriend of Ryan from the US, with whom he dated from 2009 to 2012, says her former partner made a number of “bad decisions,” including scammers, and was forced to transfer months of outstanding rent to one of them his roommates.

It comes when the Indonesian police investigate whether Ryan committed suicide or if he could have falsified his own death, after things and a note to his ex-girlfriend were found on a cliff edge at the Selonding Temple in Pecatu Village, Bali on Monday, January 20 .

A body has yet to be recovered from the scene despite extensive searches of the area and officials on the island are investigating the possibility that Mr. Roth, from Southampton, may still be alive.

A letter from Ryan’s deceased grandmother to her grandson and seen by MailOnline, emphasizes her sadness as she tells him: “I am worried for the first time in 70 years, I have had no stress and you paid for it”

Ryan, who has lived throughout his life in various cities around the world, is accused of leaving a trail of people who have fallen victim to his scam.

His uncle believes that Ryan owes his deceased grandmother up to £ 20,000.

Sean works as a professional diving instructor and moved from the UK to Cyprus, where he has a small diving center that specializes in diving with disabled people for the first time.

He claims that his cousin, who was born in Southampton in 1980, left the UK to live a glamorous life in America, where he changed his name from Ryan Flynn to Ryan Roth. Ryan’s personal website states that he “travelled around the world at the age of 21” and lived in London, Paris, Tokyo, Bangkok, Sydney, Auckland and Los Angeles.

Ryan’s website also describes itself as “entrepreneurial from a young age” and as “successful in a number of different professions; Writer, tennis coach, sponsor director, event planner, art advisor, investment advisor, curator and board member of the film festival. ”

“As a child, Ryan always believed he was the smartest in the room, especially during Christmas gatherings,” Sean told MailOnline.

“He would become a professional tennis player because of all the glamor that went with it, and then a marine biologist. He went to America to become an actor and was called Ryan Roth, because he thought he had a better chance, because Roth is a common name for actors …

Ryan Roth, 39, was identified as the missing person after his possessions were found last month on top of the cliffs at the Selonding Temple in Pecatu Village

According to Sean, one of the ways Ryan tried to scam money from people was by founding numerous charities before they later resolved them.

Data recorded by the Government’s Companies House, obtained by MailOnline, shows that the company “Our Planet UK” was founded in 2008 under the name Ryan Flynn, before it was closed just a year later.

Another company, Living Legends Ltd, was established in 2006, before it was dissolved three years later in 2009. The name of the director is given as “Ryan Flynn”.

Ryan’s LinkedIn page says he is the founder and CEO of KaBu & Co., a company he describes as “one of the most ethical coffee supply chains in the world” and “connects farmers with buyers, which costs for reduces buyers and increases the income of small farmers. ”

A short message on the KaBu & Co. website. indicates that the company is no longer active since January 31 last month.

‘We are sorry to inform you that KABU & CO will cease its activities as of January 31, 2020. In accordance with the regulations, we have removed all user data from all KABU & CO markets, “it states,” stating the “revenue needed to keep the business going” a self-sustaining business was underestimated.

Ryan’s website shows a range of interviews he has done with various international publications, including Japan Today, in which he discusses his ‘services in the art world’ and Global Living Magazine, which gives him a ‘global influencer’ and an ‘art’ calls adviser, curator and businessman ‘

Ryan also states on his LinkedIn page that he has attended the University of Southampton to study psychology and law, but has not completed his degree. “After two years of psychology and two years of law, I left the university with the option to complete,” he writes.

A press officer for Southampton University told MailOnline that they couldn’t find a single report from Ryan who ever studied there.

Ryan’s personal website shows a range of interviews he has done with various international publications, including Japan Today, in which he discusses his services in the art world and Global Living Magazine, which he calls a “global influencer,” as well as an ‘art consultant, curator and businessman’.

Ryan’s ex-girlfriend, Karen Jin Beck, who also bears the name “DJ Shy,” dated from 2009 to 2012 for three years with Ryan while living in Los Angeles, California.

He has made some bad decisions, including scamming people,” Karen admitted to MailOnline.

She claims that one of her former roommates from Ryan contacted her on Facebook after Ryan had not paid her five or six months’ rent and finally paid her back without Ryan knowing.

“I also witnessed how his car was towed at the start of our relationship around 2009. The towing officer said the car was stolen from a car rental company,” she said.

“I told him I would go out with him on the condition that he would stop and help him pursue something that he was passionate about.

‘We discovered that he could use his talents in the right way in film / TV, which he did surprisingly well. After he gained confidence in his abilities, I suggested that he start paying back people.

Karen said: ‘I wish Ryan had the opportunity to pay back and make up for it. It looks like he faked his death to start over. I just hope he didn’t end his life “

“I honestly saw the enormous growth in him,” she added.

“Ryan has deleted all his charity websites and moved to live with me and my roommate …

“In the coming years, Ryan and I helped each other grow and develop until we parted in 2012.

“We had to separate because I didn’t know it was illegal to house an immigrant. Ryan was two years late and I didn’t want to leave the country with Ryan. ”

The couple apparently lived a glamorous life while in California together and appeared in an episode of “1000 Ways To Die” on the American payment channel Spike TV, now known as Paramount Network.

Karen said she was “genuinely rooting” for her ex boyfriend. “It looks like he’s constantly having to start over, especially when someone from the past would contact his staff,” she said.

 

Uluwatu’s fake death suspect

The couple apparently lived a glamorous life while together in California and appeared in an episode of “1000 Ways To Die” on the American payment channel Spike TV, now known as Paramount Network

‘I remember that he was delighted when a talented 18-year-old painter from Korea signed for representation at his Artist Management Company. Ryan was able to contract his art with a large hotel chain. For some reason it was short-lived and the painter wanted nothing to do with him.

“I wish Ryan had the opportunity to pay back and make up for it. It looks like he faked his death to start over. I just hope he didn’t end his life. ”

Concerns about Mr Roth’s well-being was sparked last month after an abandoned motorcycle was parked on the cliffs in Pecatu Village and closer to the edge of the cliff a bag filled with a helmet, a bottle of spirit and a letter to his most recent former loved ones have been found.

The note said: “I’m sorry Alice. I’m the man you’ve fallen in love with, but things I’ve never done, maybe you feel like a stranger. I will always love you. None of this is your fault. Your old man xx. “

Alice, from Hong Kong, has spoken to the police since Mr. Roth’s disappearance and said there had been no problems with him recently.

Local officials are at the spot where Mr. Roth’s possessions were discovered Monday morning close to the edge of the cliff

After his disappearance last month, it appeared that the police in Australia wanted to talk to a man about a fraud report from 2008.

In response to an investigation into Mr. Roth, the NSW Police confirmed to MailOnline that a man was being sought to question a fraud report from 2008.

“After an online fraud report from 2008 that allegedly involved a then 27-year-old man, officers from the Sydney police station conducted an investigation.

“Researchers still have to speak formally with the man who left the country.”

Earlier allegations about Mr Roth came from a website alleged to discover scams.

Posts claimed that he also bears the name “Ryan Flynn” and detailed allegations that he had been involved in scams around the world.

One person on the website claims that Mr. Roth is known for “deceiving people, especially women, because of his personal gain.”

Another claim that Mr. Roth “scammed people for money under the disgusting disguise of a charity for child trafficking.

The bottom of the cliffs, which protrude more than 500 feet above the sea, are covered with bushes and hard to reach, said rescue teams in Bali

They added: “Some victims were very upset about what Ryan did because they believed they were helping a good cause, but came out of their own pockets.”

The website also claims that the British citizen “sold a 1970 cent to an older woman for about A $ 8,100, which essentially robbed her of her savings.”

Searches after the disappearance of Ryan yielded no results. The bottom of the cliffs, which protrude more than 500 feet above the sea, are covered with bushes and hard to reach, said rescue teams in Bali.

Hari Adi Purnomo, head of the Denpasar search team, said: “We have gone through all the procedures, but we have not found any victim or signs of someone falling around the cliff.”

A Foreign Ministry spokesman said, “We are supporting the family of a British man who is missing in Bali, and are in contact with the Indonesian police who are conducting the search.”

The Bali police appeal to people who know Mr. Roth to come forward.

Source Uluwatu’s fake death suspect : https://www.the-sun.com/

Dead pigs reaching beaches of Canggu earlier this week and on Wednesday afternoon 19/02/2002 another carcase of dead pic stranded on Seminyak.   In the video circulating on social media, a pig carcasses was visible on the beach what was commended by many Balinese people that the dead pigs will be buried and not thrown into rivers. This happened days after another dead pic stranded  on the coast of Berawa , Canggu The Bali Agriculture and Food Security Service  claimed that they had  received no reports of any pig carcasses being dumped by residents on the beach. At this moment there are 955 pigs who have died in Bali in four different districts.
The Bali Agriculture and Food Security Service asking the farmers to bury immediately the dead pigs and not to throw them into rivers .

Dead pigs reaching beaches

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