Twin brothers from Ghana and an American woman have pleaded guilty to their involvement in a $9 million romance scam.

A romance scam is online fraud, not a virus: a fake love interest asks for money. Red flags, what to do if you paid, and how ...

Three people pleaded guilty to an international romance fraud scheme that took more than $9 million from elderly victims in Europe and the U.S.

Three individuals, including two foreigners, have pleaded guilty to being part of a global criminal network that carried out romance schemes against older Americans to defraud them of their money.

Federal charges were announced against six alleged scammers, who authorities said used pictures of beautiful women to steal money from unsuspecting Americans.

Using promises of love, overseas criminal networks use trafficked workers and AI to scam people out of their life savings.

Anyone can fall for a dating scam. Here are the signs to look out for and tips on how to protect yourself.

For people looking for love online, a match with a scammer could cost them their life savings.

Journalist Mariana van Zeller spent years investigating trafficking networks. She recently went undercover to expose a different type of criminal operation—romance scams.

Ghanaian twins Jamal and Kamal Abubakari and a Hawaii woman pleaded guilty to a US$9 million romance fraud targeting older Americans in 25 states.

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