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Man tricked into engagement with non-existent woman, hands over car and cash to the male 'catfish' after falling victim to AI and voice changers: Police
A Georgia man spent months believing he was engaged to a female sheriff’s deputy he had never met, even sending money to the person, who turned out to be a fraudster.
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A Georgia man spent months believing he was engaged to a female sheriff’s deputy he had never met, even sending money to the person, who turned out to be a fraudster.
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