Jubilee Ace/ Jenco/ GTR / 3Key – Lyra Newsletter No. 187

Dear Clients,         

While we await official updates and the next steps in the proceedings, we find it useful to explain why preserving evidence is crucial. In any scam case, the strength of the investigation often depends on the availability, credibility, and organization of evidence. Fraud schemes are typically complex, involving layers of online activity, financial transfers, and communications that can be easily deleted, altered, or hidden. Preserving and collecting this material ensures that critical proof is not lost, overlooked, or rendered inadmissible later in court.

Moreover, evidence preservation is not a one-time task but an ongoing process throughout the investigation. As new leads develop, previously collected information may gain new relevance or help connect different parts of the scheme. Keeping a comprehensive record not only supports law enforcement in building a stronger case but also protects victims’ rights by ensuring their claims are backed with verifiable proof.

Every email, document, or instruction you have preserved directly helps to prove this structure and strengthens the case before the competent authorities. Understanding these mechanisms not only clarifies your experience but also helps you recognize similar risks in the future.

Kind regards,
Attorney Zoran Miljaković