I was introduced to the LINE group through SNS and participated in a study session hosted by Shuichi Sasagawa. After that, I was introduced to Yuki Takamura of MGL Global by Yoko Takahashi, a member of the group, and upon Takamura's invitation, I opened an investment management account. Then, on Takamura's instructions, a total of 10,500,000 yen was transferred several times. Regarding the reason why the transfer destination is not in the name of MGL but in the name of another corporation in Japan, Takamura said, ``In order to convert from yen to dollars before remittance, it is necessary to transfer the money to an account under a different name.'' There is an explanation. Background leading to this agreement 1. I saw a high school investment study group interviewed by Shuichi Sasagawa on SNS and joined the same LINE group 2. Yoko Takahashi introduced MGL Yuki Takamura to the registered LINE group 3. Yuki Takamura encouraged me to trade at MGL and opened an account. After that, the investment funds will be transferred to the bank according to Takamura's instructions. 4. I was introduced to BTCUSD on LINE, a group led by Shuichi Sasagawa, and each time I received instructions to deposit additional funds for investment management, and made the transfer because I was told that the risk of trading would increase if I had little funds. After that, Yuki Takamura told him that ``Minoru Fukuda'' (Shuichi Sasagawa's mentor) had given him a priority offer to trade in crude oil, so let's invest, so he started trading in crude oil. 5. After the oil settlement, he asks Takamura to withdraw the money, but he receives a request for money that he was not informed about from the beginning, such as ``You will need to pay a 5 million yen guidance fee to withdraw the money.'' I accepted the request and made the deposit, but this time I was told that I had to pay 20 million yen in taxes, so I was asked to remit the money again. This will of course be rejected. MGL Global's Yuki Takamura, Shuichi Sasagawa, Minoru Fukuda (Minoru Fukuda), Yoko Takahashi, and others are definitely a group of fraudsters. I'm also going to the police. Should we forgive such a fraudulent group?