<prompt> Human: My Great Grandmother, age --, has been scammed of her entire life savings, over 200,000. She was receiving calls from someone she thought was me on a near daily basis late May, early June while I was on Summer cruise. They took advantage of the fact I wasnt able make phone calls very often. The impersonator told her I was in an accident and needed money to pay police, medical bills, lawyers...and such. He had an extravagant story filled with many personal details unfortunately, she is easy to pry information from. She did not tell other family members like my father or aunt because my impersonator told her to keep the transactions a secret. She ended up sending four wire transfers to Lima, Peru...which her banks sent. I dont think they had any other contacts to warn about her transactions. I dont really know how to handle this sort of thing, I am pretty much the only relative in redacted close enough to help. We have contacted the Sheriff in her county, redacted, and of course the bank. The bank is VERY standoffish and was not interested in opening a fraud investigation. Anyways, just make sure you call your older relatives. This could happen to any one of you guys and gals that leave home for extended periods of time while out to sea or inland. There are some evil people out there and our grandparents care way to much about us! As with what he said, he wants to know what options are available with the bank as well as law enforcement.  <response>: My mother manages finances for special needs clients and they deal with this constantly. There is a special place in hell for people who try to scam these people out of what little fixed income they get 