Crime / Documentary
Victims of romance scams try to reclaim their lives with help from "The Tinder Swindler" target Cecilie Fjellhøy and private investigator Brianne Joseph.


In Nashville, Cecilie and Brianne help newly single Jill, who lent her life's savings to a charismatic wellness guru who took her money and vanished.

A secret recording blows Jill's case wide open. Cecilie and Brianne aid a woman whose army veteran boyfriend defrauded her out of nearly $50,000.

Cecilie and Brianne help a Florida woman facing a $2M debt and embroiled in a dangerous web of deceit after her husband's true identity is revealed.

Cecilie and Brianne assist Shareza's daughters in confronting Dorian. Later, they accept a rare appeal for help from a man taken in by a romance scam.

Brianne asks the FBI about reopening Aaron's case. Then, she and Cecilie race to stop a former athlete hoping to score big on a woman's money.

Cecilie learns that Lindsay isn't Chris' only victim, and a harrowing chase begins when Brianne uncovers the truth about the fraudster's credentials.

Self - Host / Fraud Victim
Self - Private Investigator

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