California Man Accused of Using Dating Apps to Defraud Victims Out of Millions

SoCal man used dating apps to swindle matches out of more than $2 million, feds say

A Whittier man was arrested Thursday for allegedly using dating apps such as Tinder, Hinge and Bumble to con people out of more than $2 million, according to authorities.

California man accused of using dating apps to defraud victims out of millions

A man faces federal charges for allegedly using dating apps to scam victims. Prosecutors say he defrauded people out of more than $2 million.

California man accused by feds of scamming $2 million from people on dating apps

Federal prosecutors indict a Whittier man for allegedly defrauding dating app users of over $2 million by falsely claiming to be an investment expert and financial manager.

Calif. man accused of scamming dating app users out of $2 million

The suspect allegedly used apps like Hinge, Tinder and Bumble to find his targets.

California man federally charged in alleged dating-app scheme

A California man was arrested on a 14-count federal indictment Thursday that alleges he used dating apps to con matches out of millions of dollars by posing as an investor, officials said.

Whittier man accused of using dating apps to scam people of more than $2 million arrested

A Whittier man accused of using dating apps to scam victims out of more than $2 million was arrested Thursday, July 24. Christopher Earl Lloyd, 39, was charged with 13 counts of wire fraud and one count of engaging in a monetary transaction in property derived from fraud after he allegedly lied to victims that he met through dating apps and sites about his financial success and persuaded them to give him money and property for fraudulent investm…