A widely circulated social media message asks for help identifying a young man killed by a train in Melbourne, Australia in September 2012.

A photograph circulating via Facebook depicts a smiling man riding a motorbike across the outstretched hands of children lying on the ground in a row.

Yet another phishing scam is targeting Apple users.  At first glance, the email appears to be an official Apple receipt for a recent purchase.

“Trending WorldWide” Facebook Page offers users the chance to win Christmas trips to New York, luxury stays in Phuket, and Lord Howe Island getaways.

For several years, fraudulent emails claiming to be from the Canada Revenue Agency have been targeting Canadian taxpayers.

According to various posts that are circulating via social media, actor Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has died during a stunt gone wrong.

This message asks recipients to pray for the recovery of Greg Comer, who battled cancer for seven years.

According to this email, which purports to be from Australian telecommunications giant Telstra, your account payment method has expired. 

Message claims you can help the mother of a severely injured 14-year-old boy pay for lifesaving surgery simply by sending on the same message to others.

Circulating messages warn people not to drink Pepsi products because a Pepsi worker has contaminated the beverage with his HIV infected blood.