A woman in Suzhou was deceived twice in three years by the same "Afghan soldier"

Two years ago, a lady from suzhou industrial park, Zhang, befriended a foreign "military officer" online and was defrauded of more than 100,000 yuan. Unexpectedly, two years after she realized that she had been defrauded, the "officer" once again approached her and asked her to borrow money, and Ms. Zhang once again listened to the other party's words and was deceived again.

It is understood that in May 2019, 51-year-old Ms. Zhang met a soldier who claimed to be in an Afghan military camp through WeChat. The man's circle of friends showed a number of pictures of information, which made Ms. Zhang believe it. After that, the two chatted often and gradually became acquainted. The man often shared with Ms. Zhang what he had seen as a soldier in Afghanistan, and Ms. Zhang often shared interesting facts about his life with him, and the two had a lot of common languages and gradually became closer. Later, the other party borrowed money from Ms. Zhang on the grounds that she needed to pay 250,000 yuan bail to leave the barracks, and Ms. Zhang transferred more than 130,000 yuan to him. Who knows, after the transfer, the other party has no news, and Ms. Zhang knows that she has been deceived.

Two and a half years passed, and the "Afghan soldier" actually added Ms. Zhang's WeChat and asked Ms. Zhang to transfer the "bail money" to him in the same way, and promised that as long as he left the barracks, he would return the money that Ms. Zhang had borrowed him.

At first, the other party asked Ms. Zhang to help him pay 55,000 yuan bail, but Ms. Zhang did not have so much money, and only transferred 5,000 yuan to the other party by scanning the WeChat QR code. This time, Ms. Zhang no longer fully trusted the other party as she did the first time, and there was a trace of doubt in her heart. After thinking about it, she still told her sister about it. When Ms. Zhang's sister heard this, she said, "You've been cheated again!" Ms. Zhang woke up and called the Lou Feng police station.

(Su Bao Rong Media reporter Xuan Jieli correspondent Yin Lihua text/photo)