A frightening new scam is sweeping across the country — and it’s targeting retirees who depend on Social Security.

Officials are warning that fake “Supreme Court” letters are being mailed to seniors, threatening asset freezes and demanding personal information.

The letters look official, but every word is a lie.

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The Social Security Administration’s Office of Inspector General was established in 1995 to detect and prevent fraud, waste, and abuse — and it now investigates thousands of scams targeting retirees every year.

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