Mulher da Flórida é acusada de aplicar golpe em homem com deficiência em aplicativo de namoro

22 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

Uma mulher da Flórida foi acusada após supostamente se passar por vítima de violência doméstica para fraudar mais de US$ 2.000 de um homem com deficiência por meio do Facebook Dating. A polícia afirma que Gianna Abel-Venezia admitiu o esquema, mas alegou que não sabia que era ilegal.

De acordo com o Gabinete do Xerife do Condado de Marion, Abel-Venezia contatou a vítima no Facebook Dating e começou a falar com ele por telefone. Ela supostamente alegou estar presa em um relacionamento abusivo e enviou fotos que pareciam mostrar ferimentos para ganhar a simpatia dele. A vítima enviou dinheiro a ela em várias ocasiões sem nunca encontrá-la pessoalmente.

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