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‘The Hell of My Life': Long Island Woman Loses $475K in Online Dating Scam

A Long Island woman searching for love online thought she found her Mr. Right, but he soon turned into Mr. The Casanova who she hoped would steal her heart wound up stealing her money instead — almost half a million dollars of it. I knew nothing. You hear what you want to hear and the more you hear it the more you want it. Rotolo said it all began after losing her husband of 45 years back in Months later, beset by grief and loneliness under pandemic lockdown, the thenyear-old from Oceanside joined the dating website Zoosk. A man contacted her, sending pictures and claiming to be a fellow Long Islander who was overseas. They never met in person, but through text messages over three months, a relationship blossomed and the pair grew close.

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NY widow scammed out of $3M by by ‘Italian oil rig worker’ she met on Zoosk

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