A WOMAN who was conned in an international cryptocurrency scam has urged other victims to join a legal action to get their cash back.
Jennifer McAdam, whose story is to be turned into a Hollywood movie, lost about £9000 to the OneCoin Ponzi scheme which has defrauded up to £4billion from people around the world.
She persuaded family and friends to put in £220,000 before realising the con.
Jennifer, 53, from Glasgow, has campaigned for justice for investors and last year published book Devil's Coin, about her fight against OneCoin boss Ruja Ignatova.
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