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A URL counts once per month and can appear in several months or themes. Themes describe the current record assessment; months show URL observations, not when events or each claim first appeared. Warnings, allegations and reported experiences are all included when coded. Partial months, collection gaps and changes in sources affect both measures. A higher share does not establish a higher risk to victims.
Serge Rivard reportedly fails to overturn his guilty pleas in recent romantic-fraud cases. The court’s decision is described; no new sentence or loss amount is supplied.
Prosecutors add a charge against Jin Guofu after repeated earlier fraud convictions. The requested increased sentence is not an imposed new sentence; dates describe several different proceedings.
A Brazilian dating-app survey discusses willingness to date AI and concern about love scams. The 63% figure measures stated willingness, not victimization or AI-enabled crime.
Indore police warn about fabricated emotional or romantic investment relationships and suggest reporting channels. The warning is not an evaluation of prevention.
A reality-TV listing describes Cody sending thousands of dollars to a woman under investigation by the programme. This is an attributed programme synopsis, not independent case verification.
China reports executing eleven people amid a wider crackdown on cryptocurrency and romance-fraud operations. The brief description does not link each charge or victim to a particular execution.
A mother of two is reportedly left homeless after $345,000 in transfers to Instagram celebrity impersonators. Currency and identity are not inferred from another report.
Police describe a combined online-boyfriend and intimate-image extortion scheme using a fabricated public-office purchase. The quoted 860,000 is a demand, not an established payment.
Oita police report a man in his sixties losing ¥15.9m after an investment approach from someone claiming Taiwanese origin. Claimed origin does not locate the perpetrator.
Advice warns about romantic deception around Valentine’s Day. Claims of growth, averages or effectiveness require their original scope and are not treated as population estimates.
A Scottish by-election follows the jailing of a former councillor for romance fraud. The election is a later political development, not another scam incident.
Thai cyber police report arresting two Chinese nationals at a Pattaya communications operation linked to romance fraud, with OTP-related devices seized. The suspects deny knowledge of the equipment.
An Oita headline reports a man in his sixties losing ¥15.9m after contact with a woman claiming Taiwanese origin. The generic site description supplies no further case evidence.
A study story labels Nevada highly deceptive and mentions a romance-fraud case. The excerpt provides no reproducible ranking method or valid population-risk estimate.
A headline reports five Nigerian nationals arrested in love scams involving women described as American and Indian. The stated nationalities do not establish victim residence.
A report says Abu Trica was rearrested after the district court discharged him and others. Discharge and later arrest are distinct procedural developments.
Advice warns about romantic deception around Valentine’s Day. Claims of growth, averages or effectiveness require their original scope and are not treated as population estimates.