Chelsea Binns | Media Appearances & Expert Commentary — Chelsea Binns

A woman with long blonde hair wearing a leather jacket sitting in front of a bookshelf. There are books on the shelf, including 'The Art of Investigation' and 'ID'. A CBS News banner at the bottom displays her name as Dr. Chelsea Binns, from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Dr. Chelsea Binns has been featured in approximately 40 media interviews and publications, providing expert commentary to national and international outlets on cybercrime, fraud, investigations, financial crime, artificial intelligence, and security.

Media Appearances & Expert Commentary

Featured In

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Television Appearances

Screenshot of a woman named Chelsea Binns during a news interview on FOX5, with text identifying her as an assistant professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, against a plain yellow background.

FOX 5 New York

Expert commentary on ATM Scams Targeting Older New Yorkers

CBS News New York | Postal Fraud

Expert commentary on the rise of change-of-address scams targeting U.S. Postal Service customers.

Chelsea Binns, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, speaking to reporters on a city street with parked cars, sidewalk, and buildings in the background.

WTKR News 3

Expert commentary on Gold and Cryptocurrency Fraud Targeting Older Adults

A man and Chelsea Binns walking and talking on a city sidewalk, with storefronts and parked cars visible, during daytime.

CBS News New York | Social Media Fraud

Expert commentary on Facebook account hacking and online scams involving fraudulent puppy sales.

Headline of an article about cybersecurity for business leaders, with a subheading for commentary and analysis.

Selected Media Coverage

Screenshot of a New York Times article titled "These Painters Regret Their Dealings With Scam Artists" with a brief summary about young artists receiving fraudulent offers via email.

Headline from The New York Times: Christie's website is brought down by hackers days before an $840 million auction.

Headline reading, "You'd Be Perfect for This!" Inside the Devious Casting Scam Sweeping Hollywood. Subheadline states that fraudsters are using AI to impersonate top Hollywood casting directors targeting actors searching for break.

Front page of The New York Times with a headline about cyberattack affecting Christie's auction house and upcoming marbled sales, mentioning Monday sales totaling $267 million.

Headline text stating that criminals targeted elderly New Yorkers in an ATM scam, attributed to NYPD.

Headline stating that residents from three states claim hackers stole a Facebook page associated with a puppy-selling scam.

Text reading: 'Your Personal Data May Be Exposed in a Future Data Breach. Here's What to Do About It Now'

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Headline about scams like 'The Dale Prey' targeting people's hopes and questioning why we haven't improved at sniffing them out.

Headline from a news article titled 'Why People Fake Their Own Death' with a section labeled 'Crime + Investigation'.

Text reading 'Artificial Intelligence Is Changing The Economics Of Cybercrime' in black serif font on a white background.

Text stating "10 Things to Know About Scammers" in bold, black font.

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Headline about fighting fraud and legislation sent to the Senate.

Title: U.S. Postal Service dealing with skyrocketing cases of change-of-address fraud

Image of bold black text on a white background asking, "Is It Worth Reporting Scams? Why I Do and Why You Should Too."

Headline text about experts discussing mail theft and fraud protection following an Austin crime ring bust.

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Text that reads: 'Analyze Details In Your Life Like A Detective' with smaller text above reading 'LEADERS & SUCCESS' and in the top left corner 'LEADERS & SUCCESS'.

Additional Media Coverage

Chelsea News (Straus News)
Art fraud and impersonation scams

Suncoast Searchlight
Immigration scams

NPR /WBUR (Here & Now)
Privacy, surveillance, and law enforcement partnerships

Financial Services Advisor: The Dialogue
Artificial intelligence and financial fraud

NorthJersey.com
Elder fraud prevention

Asheville Watchdog
Public corruption investigation

New York Daily News
EBT fraud

Documented NY
Identity theft and consumer fraud

The Washington Times
Social media evidence and criminal investigations

TBR Newsmedia
Mailbox fishing and check washing