Taylor Chan, an 18-year-old boy, is reportedly in hot water alongside apparent scammer Daejon Love, who allegedly swindled at least 26 women out of $1.3 million. Between fake investment accounts and multiple identities, Love allegedly used dating apps to develop romantic ties with women. Then, he allegedly convinced them to invest or lend him money.
The victims were reportedly spread across California and Oregon. And now, The Shade Room’s Justin Carter is diving in for ‘TSR Investigates,’ sharing all that allegedly went down.
18-Year-Old Allegedly Helped Daejon Love Fake Millions In Investment Gains
Daejon Love allegedly told women he was from Switzerland and that he was born into one of the world’s richest families. Additionally, he alleged that he had signed with the San Francisco 49ers of the NFL. However, due to an alleged finger injury, he wasn’t able to get on the field.
Using his plot, Love reportedly developed romantic relationships with women. Furthermore, he alleged he wanted to settle down and build wealth with them. Per Carter, he allegedly did so by persuading victims to send them cash or to take out personal loans.
But that wasn’t all. Daejon Love allegedly used 18-year-old Taylor Chan to run his schemes. Per Carter, Chan allegedly portrayed himself as Love’s financial advisor and used falsified investment gains to also persuade victims to invest their money.
More On The Fake Millions & Investment Gains
According to Carter, one victim sent $2,000 in cash to the pair. And when they allegedly learned she had $10,000 in savings, they threatened to physically harm her until she gave it to them.
Scroll above to watch as Carter recalls how another woman sent the pair at least $18,000. Additionally, attorney Chelsea Lewis shares her thoughts on the case and how it may proceed in prosecution. Furthermore, Lewis details more of Daejon Love’s alleged personas while breaking down his apparent scheme.
