In an interview recently, an old woman in Australia revealed her experience of falling in love online. It is reported, she before and after three online love, a total of four hundred and eighty thousand Australian dollars were deceived.
According to the Daily Mail, the old woman's name is Suzie, and when she recalls these experiences, she admits to being "trusting" and "being brainwashing." In the last three online relationships, Suzie was deceived of A $ four hundred and eighty thousand, not only of his father's legacy, but also of the house, in order to transfer money to the so-called "overseas lovers."
Suzie said the first online lover called himself David Fisher, pretending to be an English gentleman, had disappeared after deceiving Suzie's A $75,999 legacy from her father.
The second online lover, Johnson Williams, claimed to be an American, and Suzie sold his house in response to his request for money. Bank investigations later found that the man was actually from Ghana, and five other women were paying him.
The third online lover, Godfrey Kyzungo, from Uganda, known on Facebook by Suzie, grew to the point where they got married, and Suzie continued to pay for Kyzungo after marriage. But recently Suzie said she acknowledged that she knew that Kyzungo's motive was to marry her for money and emigrate to Australia.
She's considering how to nullify their marriage and warn others that online love is full of pitfalls. "when they manipulate your thoughts, they're demons."