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Data from The GDELT Project · Reviewed and interpreted by RSRC

Follow the reporting

Stories and reported developments

Find related reports, see how coverage repeats, and follow what sources say happened next.

A story group is a research hypothesis, not a verified case. Related URLs can repeat one report. Counts below do not measure independent reporting, victims or public awareness.

Story review now spans the collected coverage from 1 January to 4 October 2026. All 6,484 included records were screened for recurrences, with contextual review of saved connections and selected title and named-subject matches. This is not a complete census of cases or full-text verification. Reports outside the selected groups remain searchable in Explore coverage.

1,734 source URLs are associated with reviewed groups. The other 4,750 remain available in Explore coverage; they are not automatically separate cases.

334 matching groups of 334 reviewed groups. Search does not translate your words.

Possible case family

67-year-old's reported GBP69,000 loss

4 source URLs2 source hostsObserved 2026-01-21–2026-01-21

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Possible case family

85-year-old's reported GBP10,000 loss

2 source URLs2 source hostsObserved 2026-02-05–2026-02-09

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Possible case family

Adam Mowle and the Jenna Smith persona

7 source URLs7 source hostsObserved 2026-02-18–2026-03-20

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When reporting adds a development

23 direct follow-up connections across the wider collection. These are links between reports, not a count of separate events. Story-search filters above do not filter this section.

The named R3.2m defendant progresses from appearing for sentencing to a report of correctional supervision. Court-location wording differs, so this preserves source claims rather than asserting an independently verified procedural chronology.

The same named defendant and four-woman romance-fraud proceeding link the requested eight-year term to the later sentencing report. Six total victims in another report must not be merged into four romantic partners.

The named defendant and alleged $8m romance scheme connect July court authorization with a later report of completed extradition. The source reports progression; this is not an independently verified court chronology.

Both excerpts name Huang Jianhao and his wife Xu Xiangqi and describe AI female-voice impersonation. July second-wave detention coverage precedes the September indictment report. Counts differ in scope and remain attributed.

How story groups and timelines are assessed