Data from The GDELT Project · Reviewed and interpreted by RSRC
Search the research collection
Find reporting by topic, place or language. Open a record to see why it was included and what the available evidence supports.
The chart uses every search filter above and all matching records, across every results page. The percentage denominator is all included URLs in the same dates, before theme, language, country or text filters.
Distinct included URLs matching these filters in each observation month. Select a point to explore its records. On small screens, scroll the chart horizontally.
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.
Each record represents a source web page, not a verified incident. Different URLs can describe the same event. About these records.
The metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseFirst-person stock-investment fraud account explicitly describes romantic inducement and claimed loss of USD 43,000; promotional narrative remains unverified.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe promotional-looking account explicitly connects being blinded by love to an alleged investment-exchange loss and despair about police. These are attributed claims, not verified events; no concrete police misconduct is established.
Reported casePolice reportedly arrested a suspect over an alleged 48.5 million naira romance fraud. The explicit February date is historical relative to the July retrieval.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseA widow reports losing a £128,000 inheritance to someone posing as an army general and warns other women. Widowhood and loneliness are context, not proof of causation.
Reported caseA widow reports losing a £128,000 inheritance to someone posing as an army general and warns other women. Widowhood and loneliness are context, not proof of causation.
Reported caseA Delhi man’s dating-app bill is framed as a possible scam; the claim is not established fraud.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported casePromotional first-person account alleges matching-app investment fraud exploiting marriage and future promises, with 5.5-million-yen loss and self-blame. Claims unverified.
Reported caseThe promotional-looking account explicitly connects being blinded by love to an alleged investment-exchange loss and despair about police. These are attributed claims, not verified events; no concrete police misconduct is established.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe excerpt describes assets taken within supposed perfect love and self-directed blame. Other people’s quoted losses are not assigned to this narrator.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported caseThe promotional-looking account explicitly connects being blinded by love to an alleged investment-exchange loss and despair about police. These are attributed claims, not verified events; no concrete police misconduct is established.
Reported caseThe excerpt reports an approximately 80 million yen romance-investment loss, current debt repayment and a call to verify identities; publication and incident dates remain distinct.
Reported casePromotional first-person account alleges matching-app investment fraud exploiting marriage and future promises, with 5.5-million-yen loss and self-blame. Claims unverified.
Reported caseThe metadata explicitly connects romance with an alleged fraudulent exchange and claimed loss/debt. This templated promotional-looking blog is topically relevant, but does not verify a victim, an accusation against the named platform or any recovery promise.
Reported case