Guilt is what made this woman easily tricked, from the Front Page Sections, translated…
A man, Chen, met a married woman online, they’d started dating, and had sexual intercourse. Last May, Chen used the excuse of needing extra cash for spending, was suspected of pretending to be his own wife, and got in touch with the married woman he was having an affair with, claimed that she was willing to divorce her husband, and asked her to pay for her abortion, as well as her hospital fees, he’d scammed her for over $310,000N.T.s totally. And, the woman felt that something wasn’t, quite right, she’d called the police, and, busted the scam of Chen, “playing two roles”.
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Two years ago in March, Chen met up with a married woman online, had an affair with her, at the beginning of last year, he’d gotten married with another woman. The verdict pointed out, that in May, because Chen was out of money, he’d started, scamming the woman he’d met online, first, he’d told her, that his wife had found out about the two of them, them, falsified himself as his own wife, and got in contact with this woman he’d met online, claimed that she was pregnant, asked for the money for abortion and the recovery afterwards, or, she’ll sue.
The female Chen met online started fearing, feared that the affair would get out into the open, had wired a total of nine time, amounting to $315,000N.T.; later on, she’d found, that she was only contacted by the other person via communication app, that she’d never actually, seen the other individual face-to-face, believed that she was scammed, and called the police.
The police chased the leads, found that Chen had been playing both sides, and managed to get the money, asked Chen to explain what had happened. After Chen went into the police station, he’d admitted that he was scamming the woman, and the D.A. prosecuted him.
The judge believed, that Chen falsified who he was, to cause the woman to feel scared so she’d pay, and afterwards, he’d gotten a taste of the rewards, and just, kept doing it, that the motives and the methods which he’d committed the crimes were awful, and their statements corresponded, Chen had not yet paid the woman for the damages, the D.A. prosecuted him based off of threats to get money, and he was sentenced to ten months in prison.
and this, is what scams of love looks like on the web…
So, had this married woman NOT become this desperate housewife, then, this LOSER would’ve NEVER had the chance to scam her, but, she did, and, got scammed, and, she’d still lost more than the money she’d wired to him here…
Life, the Obstacle Course 