Woman to serve 15 years in prison for $400K dating app scam in Maryland
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A woman who met a Montgomery County man on a dating app and then scammed him out of more than $400,000 has been ordered to serve 15 years in prison.
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What happened
A woman who met a Montgomery County man on a dating app and then scammed him out of more than $400,000 has been ordered to serve 15 years in prison.
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