Scot duped in £4billion OneCoin scam linked to mafia reveals £250k nightmare

Jen McAdam discovered OneCoin when she was looking for a solid investment after her father died.

She thought she was buying a futuristic cryptocurrency that would secure her family’s financial future.

In fact, the 49-year-old was joining a cynical pyramid-selling scheme that would con her out of her father’s inheritance and dazzle her family and friends with the promise of easy cash.

OneCoin is an international scam with links to the Bulgarian mafia.

In the UK, investors have been conned out of £100million.

The worldwide loss is currently documented at £3.9billion but could be as high as £12.75billion.

Most people, in the face of a giant and well-connected criminal organisation, would take the financial hit and shut up.

Jen decided differently and is taking on what she describes as “the biggest pyramid-selling scam the world has ever seen”.

She set up the first support group…