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Complaint Review: Olivia Aiko Walker - Internet

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Olivia Aiko Walker Scammed Money; Suspicious Material; Promised Future Lagos, Nigeria Internet

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I am writing this to report a scam that was thought to be real. I've lost too enough money, and lowered my credit because of it. It involves a woman named "Olivia Aiko Walker" who claims to be working for UNICEF and the World Health Organization. She claims to be currently stuck in Lagos, Nigeria and says that she can't leave the country unless I sent her a sum of money. If I don't pay that sum of money, she will be trapped there, and apparently I would be arrested by the Nigerian government. This all seems too crazy, and I need help with my situation.

It started with a simple conversation on Meetme, a dating app. We've been speaking for a few months exchanging good words and promises to each other. She never requested anything initially. She only needed someone to talk to, so I figured I'd be the one to do so. A few weeks went by, and we started to get to know each other more. We even added each other on Facebook. (Her account had been initially hacked; or so she claimed). She also claimed that her mother had cancer, and her father died from some pipeline explosion. At the time, it was believable, but my stupidity in generosity got the better of me. We even sent photos back and forth to each other. Her photos were old photos while mine were recent.(There were times where I didn't believe she was real, so I demanded as many pictures of her as I could. I google image searched almost all of them, but no one else's picture had appeared. This had me to believe that she was a real person, but I was still suspicious of her.)

Towards the end of May, she was demanding large sums of money to be sent for "incidental fees" in order to leave Nigeria. She claimed to have her check in hand from her missions of UNICEF, but she had no way of having that money readily available to pay fees. I asked her why didn't UNICEF cover any fees, but she said something about how each person was responsible for their fees? I was confused, but stupidly convinced that I needed to help her. This happened several times. She started getting depressed and brought up her father's death and her mother's condition. 

Regarding her father, this is what was said about his death:

"The explosion of the pipeline caused by the HI-TECH construction company whose their bulldozer burst the pipeline, Hi-Tech Nigeria limited and the Lagos state Government and the Nigeria National petroleum corporation and pipelines,marketing company, used the company After the government signed this contract for this part of the construction company, HI-TECH and started work, recklessly without obtaining the necessary map for the specific location of the service pipes network also they were been charged for not following the international best practices on safety standards. The pipeline passed through the area of Olivia’s father wear house in ijegun isolo road. The pipes were buried 0.5 meter deep without any concrete covering,instead of 2.5 meters . All these mistakes caused the fire disaster to which Olivia’s Dad including his auto trading wear house in west Africa, Nigeria."

It seemed suspicious because of all the incorrect grammar usage and spelling errors, yet, my stupid generosity got the better of me and felth sympathetic.

This was sent to me by email from a person she claimed to be the lawyer of her late dead father. It was a man with the following information:

"Attorney: Josh Shirt

Firm name: Josh and Shirt law firm"

I have an email from him, but I don't know if I'm able to post it, so I will not do so at this time. He did give me some additional information that was too good to be true. It goes as follows:

"The Government realised that this indecent affected Olivia’s Dad which made him lose his life along with his company wear house. The principle of law states that “ where there is injury, there must be a remedy ". As my Olivia’s Dad has suffered injury of losing his life of which the Government are entitled to compensate at the end, so i and her daughter (Olivia) demanded for the sum of $22 Million compensation, From the jointly and severally capable parties of lawyers as i heard they later Finalised at the sum of $17 Million only been a compensation from the Government and the next meeting for having the compensation from the Government over here in West Africa(Nigeria) with the parties of lawyers. These are the main reason while am here and to make sure everything goes on accordingly and that Olivia gets the necessary for the compensation and return home back to you, so you guys can make effective planning as couples, and have a better Golden future as one family."

This information was given to be by Olivia as well via Facebook Messenger. I confronted her about it, and she sent me a picture of a document that appeared to be shady. I image searched it, and I found that someone else here had been scammed in a similar way. I further confronted her about it, and then she entirely changed and said she was scammed. 

She starts apologizing to me about the money I have lost and all that she had put me through, but demanded that I pay for her incidental fee in order to leave Nigeria. I asked her why UNICEF or whatever organisation she was with didn't cover her flights. Olivia told me that the mission was long over, and she had stayed behind because of the promise of being together. Apparently UNICEF left behind a person in Nigeria without thinking of what could happen(that is, if this Olivia claims to be telling the truth). Because of all these scams, she is demanding one final large sum of money with the promise of paying me back when she arrives in the states.

As I continue to ask for her information, she refuses to give to me anything as proof, and she even mixed up her own details. Initially, she claimed her mother to be in Pennsylvania while her father was from Dallas, Texas. Recently, she said the opposite where her FATHER was from PA and her MOTHER is in Dallas, TX. She even recently changed the way she has been speaking. Meanwhile, her entire speech pattern is different. She's made too many grammatical errors and incorrect spelling mistakes.

(Because of all these suspicions, I recently started lying to her about my health, my accounts, and my family to get more information out of her. Is this the right thing to do? I don't think so, but I felt lied to and betrayed. I want to know this person for who this person really is; all for the sake of getting as much information as I can from this person.)

This is currently what I am dealing with, and this is why I'm filing this report to be investigated. I've lost too much time and money to this individual. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

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