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He is a romance scammer, a manipulative fraud who preyed on my emotions in an attempt to steal from me. This guy didn't just create a fake identity—he went as far as stealing someone else’s profile, using the name and pictures of Luke Dutton to make himself seem more believable.

At first, he came across as charming and affectionate, saying all the right things to make me feel special. He showered me with sweet words, constantly telling me how much he adored me. He claimed that he had fallen deeply in love with me and that I was "the one" he had been searching for all his life. He even talked about building a future together, making it seem like he was serious about our relationship.

But as time went on, little cracks started to show. His stories didn’t always add up, and he seemed overly eager to rush into a commitment. Then, as expected, the moment came when he asked for money. That was the final confirmation I needed—this wasn’t love; it was a scam.

Thankfully, I trusted my instincts and decided to investigate further. I did a reverse image search and discovered that the pictures he was using belonged to someone else—Luke Dutton—a real person who had no connection to this scam. That’s when I knew for certain that I was dealing with a professional fraudster.

This experience was eye-opening, and I’m grateful that I caught on before falling into his trap. It’s a harsh reminder that scammers will go to extreme lengths to manipulate and deceive, using stolen identities and fake emotions to exploit others.