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FBI says 35 potential new victims step forward in 'fake 49er' case

Investigators say the total number of alleged victims has climbed past 60 and losses reached $1.3 million in the dating-app fraud.

  • The FBI has identified 35 additional potential victims in the Daejon Labrayae Love impersonation case, bringing the total number of alleged victims to 61.
  • Love and accomplice Taylor Chan allegedly stole more than $1.3 million using fake personas, fabricated bank statements, and AI-manipulated search results to pose as an NFL player.
  • FBI agent Doug Olson stated, "Victim blaming is unjust and harmful," while confirming investigators continue assessing the full financial scope of the scheme.
  • Both Love and Chan remain in federal custody in Idaho, facing wire fraud and conspiracy charges that carry a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison.
  • Investigators worry this fraud could be replicated by others, encouraging anyone with information to submit tips by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI as the agency verifies claims.
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False profile used by couptist for women conquests and then apply financial coup Disclosure/Department of Justice of Oregon At least 60 women may have been victims of a scheme of fraud in the United States involving a man who was posing as an American football player and investor. The number was released by the FBI, the U.S. federal police, on last Friday (18). LAW ALSO: Trump's pressure on Brazil is part of a plan to interfere in Latin American…

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FBI says 35 new victims in fake 49ers case

Thirty-five potential new victims came forward in the "fake 49ers" case. (KCRA, US DISTRICT COURT OF OREGON, CNN)

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