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	Chigozie Nnamdi Nwaogu, 31, and Onyebuchi Uchegbu, were arrested at their rented room in Chon Buri&rsquo;s Bang Lamoon district.</div>
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	They allegedly approached their preys via Facebook chats and claimed they had fortune worth Bt15 million in their bank account.</div>
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	They asked their preys to wire them Bt100,000 so that they could withdraw their money to share with them.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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