Woman implicated people with the help of dating app, then stole money, cars and credit cards like this
Los Vegas:
Frauding with the help of dating app is now common. In America too, a case of cheating a woman with many people dating has come to light, now Las Vegas officials are searching for those who have been victims of the woman’s fraud. A woman named Aurora Phelps not only implicated people by allegedly dating apps but also gave them intoxicating substances and then stole their money, as well as stole their important information.
Woman stole cars, credit card
On Friday, the FBI has asked the people who were victims of the Dating scam of Aurora Pheles to come forward and complain about this. According to reports, Phelps stole people’s cars, withdraw money from their bank accounts. The woman used the credit card of the people to buy luxury things and gold. Not only this, after giving them injection of steroids, they tried to know even their bank details.
Woman also accused of murder
43 -year -old Pheles is currently detained in Mexico and has 21 allegations, including fraud. Officials said that Phelps has also been accused of killing a person. Phelps fainted a victim and then took him to the US-Mexico border by sitting on a wheelchair. She then took her to a hotel room, where she was later found dead.
Details of bank account achieved
Special agent Spencer of FBI’s Las Vegas Division, Spencer Evans said that one of the four victims in 2021 and 2022 went into a coma after giving him a prescription (one week, after giving him a prescription (one week. In another case, in July 2021, Phelps went on a lunch date with a person at his house and gave him a prescription drug. After this, he stole his iPhone, bank card, driving license and iPad and also took details of his bank account.
Tinder, implicated with hij and bumble
She allegedly sold Apple shares for about $ 3.3 million through her e-trade account, but she could not withdraw the money. Officials said Phelps used popular dating apps including Tinder, Hinz and Bumble to find their target. Phelps may be punished with maximum life imprisonment if found guilty in a case of fraud and kidnapping.