Christopher Earl Lloyd was arrested for allegedly using dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble to defraud victims of over $2 million. He is charged with multiple counts of wire fraud and faces a potential sentence of 20 years for each count. Between April 2021 and February 2024, he deceived victims by claiming financial success and expertise in investments. Lloyd falsely claimed to be a financial manager and affiliated with certain companies, persuading victims to invest with promises of high returns and quick withdrawals, ultimately leading to severe financial losses.
Christopher Earl Lloyd, 39, was arrested for allegedly using dating apps to defraud victims out of over $2 million. He faces 13 counts of wire fraud.
Lloyd allegedly portrayed himself as a successful financial manager and tricked people into investing by promising high returns and quick access to their funds.
He signed contracts and established fake investment schedules to solicit funds through cash, wire transfers, CashApp, and Zelle, leading to significant financial losses.
After convincing a victim to send $40,000, Lloyd used the money to write a check at a Lexus dealership, exemplifying his fraudulent activities.
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