BBC Two airs romance scam documentary series tonight
A three-part series examines cases of women deceived by online dating fraudsters.
BBC Two will air the first episode of a three-part romance scam documentary at 9pm, featuring three women who recount their experiences with online dating fraud. According to The Guardian's preview, the women describe how they encountered the same man online who posed as a romantic interest while systematically manipulating them into sending money.
The documentary comes amid what The Guardian notes is a growing trend of romance scam content in television schedules. The evening also features All Creatures Great and Small, in which a rival vet arrives in the Dales.
Sources
- TV tonight: romance scams to make your blood boil — The Guardian — Culture
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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