It's not just an accusation. Her identifying information is basically found at a crime scene.

Every part of this would be fine if the companies allowing fraudulent parties to use their platforms were prosecuted for mail fraud, or interstate commerce fraud. Put the executive in jail. It's really this simple. The moment executives have repercussions they change their actions. Make cashapp prove they did their due diligence.

> Her identifying information is basically found at a crime scene.

This means nothing in reality. These days half the USA has their personal information stolen in a data breach every week.