mrs. sandra jagr got a call last fall from someone who claim to be her son. he said he had been in a car accident, that he was his fault and he didn't have insurance. he asked her $1500 to pay off the other party and mrs. jagr did so using western union to fire the money. now here is the point. when she realized she had been scammed, she contacted everyone she could think of to report her case and get how. local and state on enforcement, the fbi, but she was told there was nothing they could do for her. as we have learned, the scammers are not only unscrupulous, convict and dozens of times, but they are also technologically savvy. they know how to route their call using voice over internet protocol, which is very hard to trace and they know how to spoof caller i.d. to make it appear they are calling from a trusted source. another version of this impersonation scam might be called the tax man and in this version, the con artist used to spoof caller i.d. that represents a legitimate washington d.c. to contract taxpayers and to be calling from the criminal inves