Two persons, one passport


Identity theft is a serious crime all over the world.

If you’ve watched the movie Catch Me If You Can, then you might wonder how the main character Frank Abagnale Jr (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) could get away with impersonating a pilot and stealing over US$2.8mil in payroll cheques from the company.

Besides such scams, there are other frauds that happen in the travel industry, such as passport forgeries. Face morphing is a method used by fraudsters where photographs of two different people are digitally merged to create an image that sufficiently resembles both persons.

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