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Inside EditionPublished at May 23, 2026 at 05:44 AM1:54
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Elderly Couple Found Dead Were Victims To Scam By Tom Selleck Impersonator: Cops

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Published time
May 23, 2026 at 05:44 AM
Duration
1:54
Video type
News & Politics
Channel region
United States
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577.3K
Likes
7.1K
Comments
2.7K
Estimated Daily Revenue
$0.82 - $4.78
Estimated Total Revenue
$554.22 - $3.2K
RPM Range
$0.96 - $5.6
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Inside edition
Video Description
An elderly couple fell victim to a Tom Selleck imposter. Karen and Donald Whitaker were found dead in their Palm Springs home in what police say appeared to be a murder-suicide triggered by the realization that they had lost a chunk of their life savings to a person who impersonated actor Tom Selleck. Karen, 79, sent money to the online scammer who was posing as the "Magnum PI" and "Blue Bloods" star. Inside Edition's Jim Moret spoke to the couples' friend Joy Miedecke.
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