Romance Fraud: Scammer Lied About His Health to Get £20,000

A woman who was swindled out of £20,000 by a fraudster she met on a dating app in 2020 wants more to be done to help victims of romance fraud. Suzanne Famula explains what happened and the moment she found out that she had been conned, she is now calling for a register for romance fraud.

Former Met Police Chief Superintendent Dal Babu believes that dating apps need to take 'additional responsibilities' when it comes to romance fraud.

Broadcast on 05/04/24

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