Two Scammers Target a Woman Online The Perfect Scam

Two Scammers Target a Woman Online

In part 2 of this episode a victim' s family fights to pull her from their grasps

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After being a widow for almost a decade, Debbie tells her kids that she’s interested in looking for love again. She finds a match on a dating site, so when another man she chats with while playing an online game expresses interest in her, she tells him she has a boyfriend. Little does Debbie know, both men are scammers, and it will take her family’s best efforts to pull her out of their web.
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