Examining fifty cases of convicted online romance fraud offenders, presented in a catalog‑style format, offers a descriptive survey rather than a test of hypotheses. The work compiles anonymized case records drawn from official proceedings to document the spectrum of offenses associated with online romance fraud and the procedural paths from investigation to conviction. The material emphasizes conviction‑based outcomes and places each case within a standardized framework that supports cross‑case comparison. Readers encounter a neutral, non‑interpretive presentation of basic elements such as charges filed,