When my mother died, she left me $50,000 in her will. It wasn’t a fortune, but it was everything to me—her final gift. I wanted to honor her by investing it wisely. That’s how I got lured into a fake wealth management firm that promised personalized services for “legacy investors.” Everything looked legitimate. The documents. The emails. Even their LinkedIn profiles. But after transferring the funds, they vanished. I was devastated and embarrassed. Then, in a late-night Google spiral, I stumbled onto a forum post about Mrs. Napua Francesca. I sent a message without expecting much. What I got was one of the most honest and thorough teams I’ve ever worked with. They took the time to understand what happened. They walked me through each recovery step and explained what to expect. It took four months, but they recovered $47,000 of what I lost. More than the money, though, they helped me stop blaming myself. Francesca has a gift—not just in tracing fraud, but in restoring faith. I’m forever in her debt.