California Man Allegedly Poses as 49ers Player in Fake High-Yield Investment Scheme, Splurges on Travel, Vehicles and More
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Federal prosecutors have charged a California man with conspiracy to commit wire fraud after he allegedly posed as a San Francisco 49ers player or real estate investor to solicit victims for phony high-yield investments. Daejon Labrayae Delenar Love, 35, of Sacramento County, made his initial appearance Tuesday in federal court in Portland, Oregon, says the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Oregon. Prosecutors say Love and a co-conspirator created fabricated dating and social media profiles to build trust and relationships with victims before promoting an expedited account investment that promised unusually large returns. “The indictment further alleges that Love used online dating and social media profiles containing fabricated personal and financial information, developed romantic relationships with victims, and staged displays of wealth to persuade victims to send cash or…
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