Actions speak louder than words. And when the action is family-related fraud, it pretty much screams through a megaphone set to «boxing announcer loud» setting. No amount of linguistic gymnastics can silence the sound of greed clanging around in the background like loose change in a dryer. 

Take this story of a dad cut out of his family’s land division on the lame excuse that he’s too old and hard to communicate with. A rhetorical play on how they couldn’t be bothered to step outside their WhatsApp bubble to pick up the phone. While the family speaks the language of convenience, their actions are screaming scam loud enough to shake the land itself.

Family fraud is like a Freudian slip, except instead of accidentally revealing subconscious thoughts, you accidentally reveal subconscious greed. Oh, cutting Dad out of the land division? Total accident, it just slipped our minds!