Reports :

A victim reported that this fraudster pretended to be a wealthy man, using flattering language and explicit photos to establish attraction. The conversation reportedly began with graphic sexual content and compliments like “you’re beautiful,” projecting an image of intimacy and desired closeness. Jerry Hamilton claimed to be a millionaire and assured the victim he could drastically improve their life. These early declarations of affection and promises of a better future are classic emotional bait meant to lower defenses and deepen trust. After about a month of chatting, the scammer likely escalated his requests—often involving money transfers under various false pretenses (medical crises, travel costs, business investments, etc.)