<prompt> Human: My grandparents received a call saying I was in a accident on a local highway that I was out drinking and I hit a pregnant lady. I ended up breaking my nose on the windshield and I needed 3200 to get out of jail.Of course my grandparents are straight off the boat Italy. So all they speak is Italian but apparently the scammer sounded just like me and my grandfather said I was crying on the phone and sounded really worried. My uncle happened to be at there house and spoke to Me and my lawyer. They needed 3200 in a check and not to wire the money. My uncle insisted he wired the money so that way I can get out same day and not wait until the check arrives. They stated they will call back and never did. The lawyers name was Michael Stevens.Another weird aspect to this story is that they knew I was getting married soon. I was actually in California recently and couldnt see my grandmother since I was running around prepping for the wedding. I did happen to run into my grandfather when I was out and about and told him I would come by Monday to see them at the house; they knew that information, how? I mean they only said Im sorry I couldnt get around to seeing you guys when I was over there .Is there any precautions I should be taking? Is this from the Equifax leak do you think? I just dont know how they knew I was getting married, apparently sounded like me and knew my local highway! I dont have social media, all my passwords are ridiculously long thanks to my password manager and there happens to be no recent activity thats weird on my accounts. Sorry for wall of text but Im pulling my hair out seeing how they knew some info. I mean googling my name I can find myself but nothing about getting married. Then googling my grandparents name I see them on white pages and stuff but nothing says Im there grandchild. I feel like I shouldnt be worried since they obviously didnt state anything specific besides my local highway and they were just going broad with everything. At the same time I just hate this happened to them and wouldve lost it if something wouldve happened to them from them freaking out on the situation. Edit .. Now that I think about it. I guess it could easily be found out as well from mailing invitations? If someone misplaced, threw it out without shreddingphone number and email was on there for a YN reply or possibly sent to wrong address.  <response>: It is most likely that the scammers called some old people and said their granddaughter was in a car accident, etc. They probably didnt say your name or the highway, even if your grandparents remember it happening that way. Your grandparents probably, in their panic and with their language barrier, supplied all the information to the scammer without realizing it.Your granddaughter is in jail for hitting a pregnant woman!Stephanie?! Or Susie?My records say its Stephanie.Etc. If the old person doesnt have grandkids, the scammer just hangs up and moves on. 