Giving one million to George/Samuel (Part 2 story)

[@vendulazelenkova6803]

Her ex-husband is laughing his a..s off, her mind is like she is 5th grader🙄🙄

[@lynnparrish1335]

I just do not know how this woman has ever held a job-and one which, as she stated in Part 1-required some sort of certification renewal. This seems more unfathomable than all the craziness she went through.

[@bobcat8654]

He wanted every last dime she had

[@myzacky96]

And this big dummy gave it to him, I don't feel sorry for her

[@suzannefolse2482]

She needs to be committed! No sense at all. How does she live with herself?

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

This woman dug a hole for herself and just kept digging deeper!

[@shy_sorai_vlogs]

The only "magic" here is the scammer finding the perfect desperate target after sending the same copy paste messages to thousands of people 💯

[@thisperson5294]

Calling it "magic" is an evasion of her responsibility.

[@Aashka_The_Mystic]

💯%

[@janesmith9628]

A very compelling and a very sad story😢. Yet the resilience of the author is impressive. I don’t think I could have survived that depth of a betrayal and shattered heart. (Thanks William. A part 3 in the future, to see how she’s doing would be welcome!)

[@charlenezacks8105]

Yes part 3

[@suzannefolse2482]

This woman did everything wrong and ruined her life as she knew it. I can't believe people still fall for this garbage! Don't they watch KZbin about scams. This makes me sick, especially since dhe avtuall fell for the real person and that she considered leaving everything here and moving to Nigeria. What a nightmare😮😮😮😮

[@SPJ918]

Wowwwww. He literally took every single penny from her. 😮

[@deloresannwells]

Freaking crazy

[@deloresannwells]

Folks can be so gullible

[@deloresannwells]

Them Africans always say “Wife” not even married 😂😂😂😂

[@katieidgaf7500]

This story is sad, extremely hard to listen to. Why can’t more of these scammer’s get caught? Nothing will ever change until someone starts getting held accountable. Also, people are WAY too trusting with strangers online! Especially when it comes to money. I enjoyed this 2 part story and hope there’s more to come.

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

No, nothing is gonna change until people, what was that...STOP GIVING AWAY MONEY!!!

[@Talulah339]

They get caught in South Africa

[@ScammingScammers]

Just a reminder, we read the stories as people share them. We do a limited amount of edits, most of which are spelling errors or if someone asks we change their location or name for safety. The whole black magic spell casting portion of the video is this woman's words on how she felt. Many of you have asked how I personally feel about the story. My opinion doesn't matter here, only sharing her story as she requested I do so.

[@blueladysromancescammers]

❤

[@cremebrulee4759]

Thank you for staying objective, William.

[@Tim.Weaver]

I don't think I ever clicked on a notification so quickly! Been waiting to hear the next instalment. Thanks for your work, William 👍

[@lynnparrish1335]

Green card, anyone??? If she tells anyone she’s going to marry a Nigerian spell-caster, they’ll drop a net over her. Bellview-soak the sheets! You’ve got a patient coming!

[@myzacky96]

Exactly!!

[@elizabethmeadows1007]

The husband sounds like a real jerk. No wonder she was looking elsewhere. It was obvious it was all about him and he didn't care about her that is why she fell for this. So very sad that she gave away everything. I wouldn't give anyone a penny of my hard earned money no matter what they said but unfortunately some people are too trusting. She is going to have a very hard life going forward

[@cremebrulee4759]

Her husband was a jerk, but the thing that people don't seem to understand is that we teach people how to treat us. She accepted that treatment from him, so he knew that he could get away with it. Why would he stop? She let him treat her that way. She could have left. She had a good job, and could have supported herself, but she chose to stay because the known is always more comfortable than the unknown, regardless of how bad it is. She stayed for financial reasons, for the standard of living and she accepted his treatment for the same reasons.

[@tiiuhelen]

“ I really loved this man “ “ we would have great life in Nigeria” Please come and slap me because I think I’m a sleep

[@blueladysromancescammers]

❤

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

Honey, George/ Samuel never stole your money. You foolishly gave your money away! You shouldve threw it out an 8 story window...same difference

[@myzacky96]

You are exactly right!!

[@bobcat8654]

He really really drained her completely after that he dumped her

[@annedooley5801]

What a foolish she was he never wanted her she gave him every thing she had now she has nothing and does the scammer care no he got what he wanted

[@andyt8216]

I both feel very sorry for this woman, but am also bewildered how anyone could be so absolutely naive and yes, stupid. It’s mind blowing.

[@MJibcoOFFICIAL]

She wasn’t stupid. This is how Vodun can work. It is priceless in healing sickness but can be used for nefarious reasons.

[@kirstenkreativ3078]

It may come down to unresolved childhood trauma, where the victim goes into fight, flight or freeze mode. The skilled romance scammers are master manipulators that show you love and care, and in a bad martiage it feels like manna from Heaven. It's like rain in a dessert, and it makes it SO dufficult to react maturely, when all you want is to be loved. It is intoxicating, and the scammers are buttering their victims up and tearing them down simultaniously. Show the victims empathy instead of shaming them! The are already full of devasting shame.

[@judithwilliams3147]

​@@MJibcoOFFICIALNo. It's stupid.

[@MJibcoOFFICIAL]

My knowledge in Afro descent Vodun is extensive. I have utilized this in alerting Police to a group of hackers .

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

So after all his bulls*#t, she REALLY believed he was over there building a house?! Unfreaking believable 🙄🙄😮

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Feel bad for this womam. DO NOT SEND MONEY!!! Get off the computer and go meet a real person. Karma to the scammers.

[@kkbates3259]

What a wild story 🤯 Really appreciate the double episode 👏🏻

[@nancymuro4694]

Very scary situation..she was left penniless 😢

[@nikkilengyel]

This is so sad. I can almost relate, as I almost left my life in Europe behind to move to Colombia for a man. I'm glad I had a friend who talked sense into me, told me I would be making an enormous mistake if I left everything I know behind for a man who didn't really have anything to offer besides his charm and big dreams. So, I stayed put, and sure enough, he soon showed how unreliable he was. He wasn't a scammer, mind you, we had been in a relationship in person before there was talk of moving to Colombia. But he was unfaithful, unethical, and a very "go with the flow, whatever feels good right now, hakuna matata, leave it to the Universe" type of person. He talked big business, but I was the one to provide for him. I feel truly blessed and protected by God, he really used people in my life to intervene. It's so important to have at least one friend or family member whom you trust and who can talk sense into you when you're out of line and your head isn't screwed on right. That's why this story is so sad. She didn't have anyone like that in her life. Lord have mercy!

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

Maybe her family DID try to talk to her but from what I've seen, talking sense into these people is like talking to a stone wall.

[@rebeccaabel4589]

God showed her signs that he was a scammer but she chooses to ignore it. I just hope and pray that this woman is not homeless, finds support and gets therapy

[@mildredpierce4506]

These scammers and I only get pleasure out of stealing money, they also get pleasure in destroying people psychologically, mentally and emotionally and ruining their lives.

[@cremebrulee4759]

And I?

[@kathleenmccarroll3755]

Poor lady that scammer really treated her very badly I think it's good you bring this woman's story to your followers. Thank you William

[@critical_thinker73]

"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice......"

[@blueladysromancescammers]

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[@agnetakubik6654]

This is the most mindblowing story i have ever heard. So, so sad! Google exists, one should be informed before doing foolish things. 😢

[@bobcat8654]

Even money she was putting sway and from her house she gave to him

[@leftybelle7022]

I do feel for her, but geez. What would It take for her to pull back?

[@stephshanks]

Wow! This is a crazy story!

[@ellenhood1356]

I believe this lady has lost her mind. I feel bad for her😢She is very gullible

[@myzacky96]

Gullible is being nice, more like damn stupid

[@laurastraup]

I've heard the scam stories before, but this one is just....beyond words. Cruel is the right word for this scammer. I cannot believe they have no conscience whatsoever. He can play with his curses, but it's Karma that will win in the end.

[@bobcat8654]

This was so intriguing, sad that itvwas true

[@waldnew]

I don't what to feel about this woman, one moment I feel sorry for her and other times I am just shaking my head and face palming at the things she did. The red flags were there but she just couldn't see them or just ignored them. She went from an abusive husband to an abusive scammer. Glad she got some therapy in the end!

[@lenorepenny2260]

Jesus Be Wtth Her 41:36

[@bibiblocksberg2081]

I'm sorry to say: It's almost like this poor lady knew nothing about the world prior to the scam 😐. I truly feel for her.

[@happyhermit3141]

In Part 1, her husband accused her of cheating though he had NO evidence to back this up (that would come in Part 2 when he found George's messages on her phone). At that moment, I knew it was her husband who was having affairs and this turned out to be the case. His obsession with sports did teach him one thing: the best defense is a good offense!

[@josie9583]

Tbh I don't think he was having an affair. I think he did this to spite her

[@nomeinthecottage4767]

Scamming as himself. Omg this is difficult ti listen to. She’s really just sending a lying scammer all of her remaining money, willingly.

[@mildredpierce4506]

You’d be surprised how often this happens. Scammers know that they can still scam by making a semi confession. As you have seen, it has worked on this lady and it is also worked on other victims.

[@cremebrulee4759]

This happens more often than you would think. What people can never accept, until it is too late, is that scammers never stopped scamming until they literally have no money left, and then the harsh reality hits them. Then they want nothing to do with them, laugh at them, and call them foolish. Some women that I have read about sort of adopt the scammer like a son. But the scam is still going on. There's no relationship between them other than the money.

[@yanickbernadeau26]

Wow, she should find a priest to cast the devil out of him

[@stereomaster4231]

Loll there’s no way this is real. This person must have been scammed out of ever single thing in her entire life at every age

[@MariaMelo-c7g]

Scammers are scammers.They care about money only.

[@BEEGm2w]

That was quick..now on to the good old:I scam you as myself now and I keep on scamming you because you are stpd enough to still believe me..I don't know whether I should laugh or cry 😅 I am out of compassion for these ladies though

[@yellowbird5411]

I haven't even gotten past the 22:00 mark, and I'm nauseated listening to this. It almost seems as if some of these people are hypnotized. Literally. Makes me wonder about spells. Never believed in them, but there is so much to know about energy and intention, for bad and good, that who knows? But to have this much control over someone who is willing to just keep sending money when you have lost everything in your life is unfathomable. How do you explain to your family that you're planning to move to Africa to marry a man who casts spells for a living, and that you've sold everything because now he has all your money? Maybe wait for a family reunion to share all this with family, huh?

[@thisperson5294]

No. It's simple manipulation. Think of cults. They don't use "magic.".

[@blueladysromancescammers]

​Absolutely@@thisperson5294

[@nancyschremmer5480]

I really want to feel sorry for this woman.... but no. I just can't.

[@MarciaHooley-fr7qj]

Nobody has to pay for an application to get married. Why didn't he just tell her that she needed to pay a fee for walking down the street or something else equally dumb?

[@myzacky96]

She is and was dumb as a rock!

[@josie9583]

Never clicked a video so fast!!

[@srimaya336]

Thank you for sharing us with your magnificent story collaborating with real Nigerian Scammer.. Hope you moves on and on process to heal.

[@Pecorino1954]

What a horrific story that this lady went thru. When will people stop believing in fairy tales?

[@VeneficaVex]

I truly enjoyed this series!! The use of magic is prevalent with scamming, it was nice to see it in a story.

[@cremebrulee4759]

It's not magic it's psychological manipulation.

[@labelle8110]

Thank you for part 2🌍

[@lucyroark4189]

I wonder how George/Samuel would handle things if she hadn't told him about the conversation she'd had with her former husband. Would he have actually had her go to Nigeria? I find it hard to believe that she didn't check things out before doing everything she did. I'm relieved that she's in therapy and has regained some clarity. Not sure about the magic and spiritual stuff. Everything she said about romance scammers is absolutely true - it's all about the money and NOTHING else.

[@happyhermit3141]

George/Samuel had no intention of bringing her to Nigeria and would have found any excuse to dump her once he had taken all her money, unlike the Belgian lady who brought her money with her. I'm betting the so-called airline ticket he sent her was a fake.

[@Marynett_2024]

Wow. I'm disgusted and scared. And I hope these scammers enjoy their money in hell.

[@BEEGm2w]

Thank you for putting this out so quick on a boring Saturday evening. I was looking forward to this 🙏Dankeschön 🎉

[@stephaniehumphries]

It’s so hard for me to feel sorry for her like I do other victims because he told her he was scamming her and she continued to send him her money. Why would she believe anything he says after all the lies that he told her. How can you be so stupid and naive 🤦🏽‍♀️all she did was make him rich while she is now poor 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@blueladysromancescammers]

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[@yvesvolupte8486]

Not sure why i'm super angry here ....Shaking my head!!! .....William! This woman MUST pay you for this. That was a full time job you just did for her. If she didnt hesitate or mind at all sending all her money to someone who confessed to her that he's a thief......you have done this for a good cause so you also deserve some money for all your days wasted on this crazy story. I have no sympathy for her at all ( very unusual of me). Hey woman.....if you're reading this.....send William some money, donate to him for wasting his timebandvenergy getting your story together. He also deserves some of your money to be able to save other people like you! SEND HIM MONEY TOO!!!!!!

[@blueladysromancescammers]

I agree!

[@bladerubber]

That's insane 1. You can't impose terms AFTER the event. Inc payment. That doesn't happen and is patently unjust & ridiculous. 2. NOTiCE any ADs you watched? This is a monetized yt channel the woman provided content & that's how William gets paid. That is the YT business model.

[@laurence2824]

The most heartrending thing about this is getting a glimpse into someone's mind after they feel they have lost all hope. Even imagining feeling as bereft of a future as this lady is chilling - she was reduced to chasing rainbows and imagining unicorns. May none of us ever find ourselves feeling this robbed of genuine hope.

[@MJibcoOFFICIAL]

Sad she still continued after he admitted he is a scammer.

[@glittershine241]

Heard many victim stories, but this one I’m finding difficult to feel sorry for, and about her husband we are only hearing her side of the story about how he is, after hearing the type of person he is, not an easy person to live with,BUT I started feeling sorry for him when she sold his prized possession for her own greed, I am subscribed to quite a few of scam channels and I must say some victims are hard to feel sorry for, they would go to any length to fulfil their needs, most of the victims are hard-working people, so they are not exactly naive about how the world works. Maybe they might not have experienced scams but I’m sure they have common sense. Some things don’t add up

[@facefactsskincare1304]

Much anticipated part 2…not disappointed!!

[@mildredpierce4506]

These people are so evil

[@da__lang]

Ah, so she was under a spell and not responsible for her actions. Yes, it all makes sense now.

[@blueladysromancescammers]

Not at all.The spell doesn't exist. Africans believe in this b**lsh*t.That's just an excuse for this woman.

[@PandaHead602]

I didn’t realize that I didn’t watch this part yet this is the guy a broken leg and the. Nursing student daughter who’s going to dance at the club … some how scammers think money is abundant once u make a payment for what ever problems …. They give u a break for couple days or a week then ask for money and some how expect to get that . they don’t seem to know what is a lot or to little iv see. Scam baiters been asked can you send 10k is that to high or no . They never give a price they just say what ever you can do or bless them with . Or they will take what ever you can give and ask from who ever to accept what ever u can pay and it works. Even if they ask for 5k but all u can get is 3k they still ask and push and tell u pay promise pay back to sell ur cars and cash this n that in like ur gold and family heirlooms it’ sucks I see ppl pawn their jewelry but they can’t afford to get it out

[@smeehere]

What a sorry story, women falling for this criminal. He certainly knows how to play on their emotional vulnerabilities. He's probably paid off police and is never going to face justice.

[@mildredpierce4506]

He doesn’t need to pay off the police. Going after scammers is not a top priority in Nigeria.

[@shirlainewilliams]

witchcraft vodoo spell caster omg omg people fall for this ,,ok ok lets all go to nigeria ,where the sunshine madness

[@leas7830]

This whole is just :O

[@PandaHead602]

Yes she’s different because she sent the most money

[@charlenezacks8105]

Does this woman's spellcaster Nigerian boyfriend watch Bewitched?

[@mightymouse1005]

I hope her husband gets everything and finds a better woman.

[@blueladysromancescammers]

Absolutely 💯!

[@bladerubber]

Her husband? The one that cheated on her throughout their entire marriage? That's the guy you're rooting for? WOW.

[@EuleneWages4644]

Thanks for sharing your story.Sorry you went thru this.Although I don't believe in spells.Ofcourse, they'll continue the lies after telling the truth.If they lie once, they'll lie again.I just hope she finds happiness in life.

[@missme3916]

Wow! Those fraudsters are something else.

[@bobcat8654]

Wonder if it was a real visa

[@maxinesvoice6458]

Wow...This is a chunk of my life I cannot get back. I feel really bad for her, but why was she ready to take on someone in witchcraft.

[@LaDominicana2011]

Wow this was alot to take in. As a Caribbean, I can tell you that this type of witch craft is indeed real. If the woman reads this, please seek Jesus. Go to a church and have people pray over you. Can't fight witch craft with witchcraft. Sorry this happened to you hun.

[@bobcat8654]

How was it one million dollars

[@PandaHead602]

Where the daughter 😢 omg

[@mightymouse1005]

Oh the tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.

[@JewishKeto]

I would have told that scamming SOB “if you EVER ask for money again even if it’s just a penny I’m going to block you. “

[@AmberlyPerez]

This whole story is so heartbreaking

[@dennykeaton9701]

Err derr I'm a spell caster err derr

[@nathaliemargueritte4561]

Oh My.... but, how? Why??

[@shirlainewilliams]

how old is this woman 20yrs old

[@josie9583]

54 at the time

[@kl9809]

Sad. So Sad.

[@terriwhalen3618]

Wow! This is an incredible story. Bless your heart ❤️. Thank you for sharing this story. 🙏 Please now turn your life over to Christ. No spell or black magic can work when covered by the Blood of Jesus. Amen ❤️

[@level2etmpractical665]

Why do the scammers confess? When they do, are they still lying? Why don't they continue with the original scam?

[@thisperson5294]

Because the original scam runs out of steam.

[@donnabonn1892]

Because confessing is part of the scam. Part 2

[@donnabonn1892]

Some women when they are inlove will walk away from their own children they give birth too Or they will know their boyfriend abusing their children and they will not leave them...farlesss money. The spell is called love.

[@level2etmpractical665]

@@thisperson5294 Gotcha! Thank you!

[@hannahw4769]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@terriwhalen3618]

Please present more of these types of stories if possible. I do know they are doing these spells in parts of Africa and probably other places as well. They can't touch a Believer in Christ. Amen.

[@bobcat8654]

They can and they do

[@level2etmpractical665]

Hope this woman continues to heal.

[@nathaliemargueritte4561]

😢😢😢

[@gilliandey2490]

Hell awaits occultists

[@thisperson5294]

Hell is a fantasy, just like the occult.

[@nomeinthecottage4767]

I’m a witch. I’m also pagan. I don’t believe in heaven or hell.

[@dianagladman1309]

😢

[@charlenezacks8105]

There needs to be an organization to help this woman rebuild her life.

[@marjorieyoung632]

No way she happily gave away all her money to someone she’s never met

[@blueladysromancescammers]

​@@marjorieyoung632❤

[@bobcat8654]

That spell worked