Wu Xinyi, correspondent of the Oriental Network, and xue Ningwei, a reporter, reported on October 25: "Foot-cutting Big Man" pretended to be a beautiful woman on the Internet, fabricated various reasons to ask for money from the victims, and committed fraud. Recently, the Qingpu police cracked a fraud case of defrauding money in the name of online dating.
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On October 6, 2021, Mr. Yan, a citizen of the Chonggu Police Station of the Qingpu Public Security Bureau, reported that he met a woman through a dating APP in mid-July 2019, and after a period of chat, Mr. Yan gradually became fond of the woman, left mobile phone numbers, WeChat signals and other communication methods and established a romantic relationship.
During the relationship, the woman often asked Yan for money for reasons such as purchasing items, holiday fees, and decorating shops, but what bothered Mr. Yan was that the two had been in a relationship for more than half a year, once they mentioned meeting each other, they prevaricated for various reasons, and they were reluctant to meet with Yan, even if they could not meet in the same city later, and over time Yan realized that he might be deceived.
During the relationship between the two, Mr. Yan spent more than 440,000 yuan on his girlfriend. By starting from the funds involved in the case, the police handling the case analyzed and judged the flow of funds, and went step by step to explore the melon, and found that Mr. Yan's "girlfriend" was actually a man surnamed Ni.
Just when the police were preparing to close the net, on the afternoon of October 9, a man found Mr. Yan and said that he was the cousin of Mr. Yan's "girlfriend", and said that he wanted to return more than 400,000 yuan to Mr. Yan, and together with Mr. Yan, he asked for the withdrawal of the case at the Zhonggu police station.
According to Ni Mou, he was engaged in online marketing activities before, but felt that making money was too slow, so he thought of such a "road to wealth". At present, Ni Mou has been criminally detained by the Qingpu police according to law for suspected fraud, and the case is being further investigated.
Police remind: when the majority of netizens use the Internet, WeChat, QQ and other platforms to chat and make friends, the mind must remain sober to avoid being deceived, especially in the name of online dating for many times to request transfers, mostly fraud. If you find that you have been deceived, you must keep the evidence in time and immediately report to the police.
Source: Orient Net