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A Surabaya psychologist describes psychological consequences of love scams continuing after discovery. General distress is not a specific diagnosis or measured prevalence.
Four men aged 23–41 are reportedly arrested on suspicion of fraud conspiracy and laundering connected to romance fraud. Suspicions are not convictions.
Five defendants appear in a Delmenhorst fraud trial with alleged Black Axe membership. Planned trial duration and alleged affiliation are not established outcomes.
Zhongli police and a bank stop a 77-year-old man transferring NT$400,000 to an online romantic contact after his daughter disproves a loan explanation.
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.
Zhongli police and a bank reportedly prevent a 77-year-old man losing NT$400,000 through romantic deception. The amount is intercepted, not a completed loss.
Zhongli police and a bank stop a 77-year-old man transferring NT$400,000 to an online romantic contact after his daughter disproves a loan explanation.
A headline reports a $650k WhatsApp romance-crypto loss. Its characterization of the woman’s recognition of fraud is attributed and does not establish a clinical state.
Taipei reports broad anti-fraud totals and a man losing NT$9.52m through a false-dating advertisement. The broader arrests, seizures and interceptions are not all romance-related.
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.
Craven County investigators describe a woman posing online as a man and allegedly receiving $3m from older or lonely people. One title mentions extradition, but the common excerpt does not establish its date.
Zhongli police and a bank reportedly prevent a 77-year-old man losing NT$400,000 through romantic deception. The amount is intercepted, not a completed loss.
A retired teacher reportedly loses jewellery to an online lover. The brief description does not establish recovery or independently explain the asserted loneliness.
Craven County authorities describe about $3m in alleged romance-fraud receipts over six years. Repeated headlines do not represent additional cases or losses.
Craven County deputies name Christina Julian and allege roughly $3m over six years, including nearly $140,000 from one local person. Individual and aggregate amounts are not added.
Kuroishi police report an Aomori man in his forties losing ¥4.22m after dating-app contact. The truncated text does not supply the full investment mechanism.