A strange beauty added you on QQ or WeChat?
Will you be tempted?
When we get to know each other well,
natural and man-made disasters will come.
It’s not “sudden changes”,
is “investment losses”.
It’s all a routine!
The handsome "girlfriend" who was defrauded of hundreds of thousands of dollars in online dating is actually a man!
Case Analysis
At the end of 2021, in Shangxing Town, Liyang City, the victim Guo met a friend with the nickname "Don't Like Ink" through people nearby on the "XX" APP. The latter two added each other on WeChat. The other party called herself "Chen Qin" and quickly established an online dating relationship.
After that, the criminal suspect Chen made up various reasons to ask the victim to transfer money. The victim Guo Mouyin transferred more than ten yuan to two thousand yuan based on the WeChat ID and Alipay payment code provided by Chen Moujie. A total of more than 9,000 yuan was transferred to Chen Moujie.
The victim, Guo, called the police after discovering that he had been cheated. After receiving the report, the investigators immediately asked the victim Guo Mou in detail about the incident. After determining the identity of the suspect, the investigators successfully captured the suspect Chen Moujie that night.
After interrogation, the suspect Chen Moujie confessed to the facts of his illegal crimes and confessed to 4 cases of the same type. By checking the chat information on his mobile phone software, it was found that the suspect was defrauding other victims when he was captured. .
The police remind
to be more vigilant when chatting online, and to be especially wary of strangers who actively add themselves as friends. When it comes to transfers and remittances, you must carefully verify the true identity of the other party to avoid being deceived. At the same time, the general public should enhance their awareness of self-protection and not disclose personal information casually, especially in their circle of friends, and they must be cautious in publishing personal information. If you encounter such a scam, you must report it as soon as possible and secure mobile phone transfer records and other evidence. The public security organs will resolutely crack down on it in accordance with the law, strictly abide by police work disciplines, and protect the privacy of the victim.
Source of material: Changzhou Internet Police
Editor in charge: Xiaoyue
