"I have insider information on Wall Street, you can buy with us." Upon hearing a netizen say this, Wang Mei was tempted and clicked on the investment website sent by the netizen. She gradually transferred 50000 yuan, 100000 yuan, 300000 yuan, 800000 yuan... In order to get the so-called recharge reward, Wang Mei went online to borrow money, mortgaged the property, and invested about 2 million yuan from beginning to end. When she tried to withdraw cash, she was rejected by the platform, informing her that her transaction volume was insufficient and she needed to continue recharging. "It was then that I realized I had really been deceived," said Wang Mei. "Pig killing plate" usually refers to a telecommunications fraud method in which fraudsters use the internet to make friends and induce victims to invest in gambling. In recent years, the country has continuously increased its efforts to crack down on telecommunications network fraud crimes. With the development of new Internet technology, the "pig killing dish" dating fraud has infiltrated from traditional marriage websites to all levels of social media. The upgrading of AI face changing and voice changing technology has made this kind of fraud more hidden. It is urgent to further strengthen accurate prevention and improve the strike force of governance. "Pig killing plate" not only exists on matchmaking websites. In June 2023, Wang Mei took her two daughters to study abroad alone. She became interested in a set of properties posted on social media and added the contact information of a male netizen who claimed to be the landlord. For the first time in communication, this netizen showed great enthusiasm. He told Wang Mei that there are still tenants in the house and it will take some time to show her the house. He will help Wang Mei keep the property and use this as an excuse to stay in touch with her on social media. Afterwards, the netizen would occasionally take the initiative to care about Wang Mei's situation and learned that she was not familiar with the local area. She enthusiastically answered her questions, "He was the first person I met here. When I first arrived, I didn't know much about taking a taxi or ordering takeout. It was him who taught me everything, which made me trust him very much," Wang Mei recalled. In the back and forth communication, the relationship between the two gradually heated up. Later, the netizen confessed to her, claiming to want to live with her. A person came to a strange city and met someone who cared for her deeply. Wang Mei was deeply moved and soon the two of them established a relationship. Shortly thereafter, the netizen began to occasionally promote financial knowledge to Wang Mei and revealed that she was engaged in financial related work locally, inviting her to purchase cryptocurrency together. At first, Wang Mei was quite averse to investing, "but he told me that raising children is expensive and renting a house is expensive. It's better to put the money on the platform to make money, and I was persuaded." After recharging $20000 for the first time, Wang Mei received a call from the anti fraud center. She immediately questioned the netizen, but he easily said "it's okay" and helped Wang Mei successfully withdraw 20000 US dollars, earning an additional 1500 US dollars. This made Wang Mei taste the sweetness and trust the netizen even more. Afterwards, the netizen would send gifts to Wang Mei every once in a while, asking for warmth and comfort. Although the two had never met before and the agreed meeting date had been postponed time and time again, she still believed him deeply. "He has been depicting a beautiful future for me, seeing that I like the beach and said he wants to buy a house that belongs to us by the beach," Wang Mei said. Under the persuasion of this netizen, Wang Mei repeatedly "invested" in gold, with the amount rolling like a snowball. final