A GHANAIAN LADY ARRESTED IN THE USA IN A ROMANCE SCAM
Ghanaian Lady arrested for scamming!!!
let's shift our attention to one of the headlines we have for you this evening to one of the and Ghanaian social media influencer Hajia4real has been extradited from the United Kingdom to the United States for allegedly defrauding over 2 million dollar from older single American men and women in a Twisted Lonely Heart scheme according to Federal prosecutors,popularly known as Hajia4real who is aged 30 of Accra Ghana appeared in Manhattan federal court on Monday for her alleged involvement in a series of romance schemes targeting older people who lived alone the prosecutors said she pleaded not guilty to the charges and is set to be released in the coming days on a $500 000 Bond bill with GPS tracking via an ankle monitor, her lawyer confirmed to the post the socialite was involved with a group of corn artists with from West Africa who assumed fake identities to trick people into thinking they were in relationships with them using emails texts and social media messages ,the feds indicated the scammers would then get the victim to transfer money to them under false pretenses such as to help move gold to the U.S from overseas to resolve bogus FBI investigations and payments to help fake U.S army officers in Afghanistan.Hajia4real is facing allegations of duping older, single American men and women in a disturbing lonely hearts scam, federal prosecutors announced on Monday, May 15, 2023.According to the New York Post, ‘The Badder Than’ singer appeared in Manhattan federal court on Monday.During the court proceedings, she entered a plea of not guilty. It has been confirmed that she will be released in the upcoming days upon posting a $500,000 bond.As part of her release conditions, she will be required to wear an ankle monitor with GPS tracking.According to federal authorities, Montrage, who gained significant recognition through her widely popular Instagram page Hajia4Reall with a peak following of approximately 3.4 million users, was involved in a network of fraudsters hailing from Ghana and Nigeria.These individuals employed deceptive tactics, assuming false identities to create an illusion of romantic relationships with their victims through emails, text messages, and social media communications.