Man Sentenced for $1.5M Romance Scam
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30-year-old Connecticut man sentenced to 9 years for leading massive romance scam, defrauding victims of over $1.5 million. Aniagyei-Cobbold and his team exploited lonely individuals, promising love and then demanding urgent money for fake emergencies. Victims, including an Iowa resident who lost $400,000, are left to rebuild their lives. The judge ordered full restitution and a stern message to potential scammers. Authorities urge caution and verification before sending money to online suitors.
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