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Derrick Van Yeboah reportedly pleaded guilty in New York on 13 March 2026 over more than $10m in romantic fraud. The report places the wider organization in Ghana; a plea is not sentencing.
A Cardiff report describes a sentence exceeding five years after three women lost nearly £50,000. Descriptive labels in the report are not clinical diagnoses.
A Cardiff report describes a sentence exceeding five years after three women lost nearly £50,000. Descriptive labels in the report are not clinical diagnoses.
Naabanyin Aniagyei-Cobbold reportedly received nine years in Des Moines and an order to repay over $1.5m. An order is not evidence that victims received money.
A matchmaking membership scam requested NT$1m in a cash parcel. Police arrested two collectors and the court sentenced them for attempted group fraud. Mailing the parcel does not establish a completed loss.
South Korean prosecutors reportedly charged men accused of working in a Myanmar-based romance-fraud operation. Charges are not convictions; nationality does not locate individual victims.
South Korean prosecutors reportedly charged men accused of working in a Myanmar-based romance-fraud operation. Charges are not convictions; nationality does not locate individual victims.
Andrew Polson is reported to appeal after imprisonment involving romance fraud and charity embezzlement. The £188,000 and outcomes remain attributed; an appeal is not acquittal.
Richard Opoku Agyemang reportedly conspired with Ghana-based scammers using false dating profiles and was sentenced in Cincinnati. The title identifies laundering, not recovered funds.
A headline reports punishment over a romance-fraud conspiracy involving dozens of victims and $2m. The excerpt does not identify the sentence or defendant.
A Cincinnati man reportedly received a prison sentence after a guilty plea over laundering proceeds of a romance scheme exceeding $2m. Laundered proceeds and victims’ losses must not be counted twice.
Derrick Van Yeboah reportedly pleaded guilty to a romantic-fraud role involving over $10m. The incomplete March reference supplies no full procedural date.
Reports describe Van Yeboah’s guilty plea in a $100m organization involving romance fraud and business-email compromise. The combined figure cannot be assigned entirely to romance cases.
A Dublin report describes a one-year sentence for allowing an account to be used in a €49,000 romance case. Nationality does not locate the financial victim.
Reports describe Van Yeboah’s guilty plea in a $100m organization involving romance fraud and business-email compromise. The combined figure cannot be assigned entirely to romance cases.