Here is an example of how a #Catfish operates. It's #adultgrooming. He portrayed himself as a kind, humble & grounded guy. Had a full set of fake SM, emails, Skype & dedicated phone. I’m currently 1 of 14 women he targeted. He is a #lawyer! #sexualexploitation #Panorama

The Somerset Farmhouse of 1 North Street, Williton were approached by a "food influencer" that wanted to charge them £2,000 for a review. They put out a video of Sally eating a sausage roll instead 😆. Lets make Sally and the Somerset Farmhouse famous for free.

It was kind of Collins Mc Donald to get in touch and offer his services to me as an (absolutely real and in no way a scammer - how dare you) expert in financial fraud He’d obviously become aware of my glorious romance with Keanu Reeves and mistaken it for a scam Silly man 🙄

I did not know this. Share. Especially with young women.

Global Image-Based Sexual Abuse Report @AnnaRowe123 @GOllumfun @VvvV452393 @OOVelma @unixdoss @DanielaPet17376

We are just weeks away from a national inquiry into the rape gangs. To stop the deletion and get justice for the survivors, sign our petition today. whatlaboursaid.com/stop-the-…

Whilst the psychological manipulation is taking the victim on the journey to compliance, the fuel that powers that are the chemicals and hormones that are being released or depleted in our bodies. Acting as it was designed to do for survival, our body works against us.

We must obtain the full horror of the rape gangs from these court transcripts. The British people deserve to know the unredacted brutal truth - this petition will help. Please sign/share. petition.parliament.uk/petit…

Today, we opened the hearings for the Rape Gang Inquiry. My opening statement…

I warned in Parliament that 15 min cities were coming and was told I was a conspiracy theorist and yet here we are 👇 Labour opens door to ‘Stalinist’ 15-minute cities across Britain telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01…

Barbara Leigh Smith Bodichon (1827–1891) stands as one of the most intellectually robust, financially independent, & strategically pivotal figures in 19th-century British feminism thepeopleshub.org/barbara-bo… Painting of Barbara Bodichon commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F… #socent💜🤍💚 #AdasArmy

Jess Hayley .**Swindon** Never thought I would be writing this. Eliza went out this morning to walk her friend home at 10:50am after which she did not return, we lost all communicationwith Eliza at 12:25pm briefly switched at her last known location, the outlet village at 2pm after which her phone has not been active. The police are involved and are actively looking. If you know anything please get in contact. Eliza has changed her hairstyle from this photo she now has a blonde moneypenny, red top half of hair and blonde bottom half of hair. 5' 5" in height, very slender, wearing a black coat with paint splatters in picture, black leggings and white trainers. Eliza if you see this please contact us baby girl we just want you home safe and sound we are all really worried about you. Please read and raise awareness as this is becoming all too familiar a post and another parent worried especially with what is happening in this country PLEASE SHARE get this child home

Can’t believe this was filmed in March! As part of BBC Scam Safe week on Rip off Britain, I talked about romance fraud and how AI is used to lip sync typed speeches to saved videos. On BBC iPlayer today. @BBC #ripoffbritain @LoveSaidOrg

Just in time for Christmas! You won’t be disappointed 😁

In April 2002, when her 23-year-old daughter, María, vanished on the way to a doctor’s appointment, Susana Trimarco felt something break inside her—but also something ignite. The police investigation stalled immediately, swallowed by corruption and indifference. So she did what terrified mothers have done throughout history: she turned her fear into fury, and her grief into a mission. She pulled names of known traffickers from police files, disguised herself as a madam, and walked straight into the brothels of northern Argentina, pretending she was there to buy the girls the rest of the world had forgotten. Inside, she found girls as young as fourteen—girls who could be bought for the price of a cheap motorcycle. One survivor told her she had seen María, drugged and barely conscious, in a trafficker’s safe house. By the time Susana tracked it down, her daughter had already been moved. That fragile thread was lost, but Susana wasn’t. She kept going, slipping into one hellish place after another, always asking, always searching. “The desperation of a mother blinds you,” she would later say. “It makes you fearless.” What she uncovered was not only the brutality of trafficking, but the devastating truth that parts of the police and judiciary were helping keep these women trapped. Survivors begged her not to leave them behind. She didn’t. She took 129 of them into her own home, becoming a guardian, a mother, a bridge back to life. Her work became impossible for the government to ignore. Because of her, Argentina passed its first federal human trafficking law in 2008. Because of her, thousands of women and girls were rescued. And because of her, traffickers—protected for decades—were finally dragged into the light. She paid heavily for that progress: death threats, arson, attempted assaults meant to scare her back into silence. None of it worked. When the need grew too large for one woman, she founded the Fundación María de los Ángeles, opening its doors to survivors and families who had nowhere else to turn. The search for her daughter led to the trial of 13 accused traffickers in 2012; their initial acquittal sparked national outrage and the impeachment of judges who let them walk free. The convictions finally came in 2013 and 2014, but not the answer Susana wants most—what happened to María. Some say she was killed; others believe she was taken abroad. No one can say for sure. Twenty-three years later, Susana’s fight continues. Her foundation has helped dismantle trafficking rings as recently as 2024 and 2025, offering survivors legal representation and long-term support. Now in her seventies, she is internationally honored, yet still marked by the same unbroken resolve that carried her into those first brothels. © Women In World History

That was just insane. The hardest thing I’ve ever done. The support online was insane. I’ll process that later today and think of some sort of worthy reply. So much to tell Stormzy when I get home.

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It was lovely to catch up with Chris Choi again yesterday tobtalknanojtnth rise in romance fraud reports. Victims are slowly starting to come forward more as better understanding by those who fail them step up. Much more to do, especially around understandinf parallels with DV.

This is very true, they expect us to be too broken and beat down to be able to fight for ourselves when actually everything we have been through has made us the opposite

Last minute interview for ITV yesterday as 3rd October marked the end of our Romance Fraud Awareness Week U.K. and the new campaign by @metpoliceuk & @WMPolice. @cityoflondon’s Datesafe was a resounding success, bringing together hundreds of passionate individuals across sectors

If you live in or near Essex please come and say hi at one of the following libraries next week: - Southend (Westcliff library) on 23rd Sep at 6pm - Thurrock (Gray's library) on 24th Sep at 5.30pm - Chelmsford library on 25th Sep at 5.30pm They are all free to come along to, and the only one you need to book for is Westcliff I'll be selling and signing some books as well 🖊️