Private Investigator Bill Warner Cautions Don't fall for Bumble, Hinge, or Instagram Looking for Love Romance Scams Check Them Out!

SCAM ALERT: Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta Platforms urged users to stay vigilant about "romance scams" and other social media platforms, as well as general text messages. Scammers tend to pose as "attractive, single and successful individuals," Meta says. They often claim to have military, medical or business backgrounds, with photos either stolen from real people's accounts or generated through artificial intelligence.

Better Call Bill Warner Investigations for domestic infidelity and child custody cases, surveillance, stalkers, and and online dating background checks call 941-926-1926. FAKE, FAKE, AND MORE FAKE PROFILES at Bumble, Hinge, Tinder, OKCupid, Plenty of Fish, the video chat app Azar, the League, Match, and others. Why Are There Fake Profiles On Dating Sites: Fake Hinge Profiles, Bumble Fake Profiles, Catfishing On Dating Sites, Fake Hinge Accounts, Fake Bumble Accounts. 

Jan 4th, 2022 A Texas man was arrested after allegedly kidnapping a woman he met on a dating app and holding her hostage for five days in his apartment — where he tortured and sexually assaulted her before she managed to escape. Zachary Mills, 21, allegedly picked up the victim on Christmas Eve and drove her to his apartment in Spring after the two exchanged messages on Bumble, according to court documents obtained by KHOU. Scammers use fake profiles to get with women online and eventually start the money train to them. The apps don’t create fake profiles, people do. DON'T SEND CASH! see https://wbipi.com/  

UPDATE ROMANCE SCAMMER PATRICK GIBLIN GETS 5 1/2 YEARS IN PRISON. A New Jersey-based romance scammer who has allegedly conned at least 155 women out of more than $500,000 was sentenced to five and a half years behind bars, authorities said Friday. Patrick Giblin, 58, of Atlantic City — who has been busted repeatedly for swindling widows, disabled women and single moms — had faced 25 years in prison for his most recent fraud arrest, according to the United States Attorney District of New Jersey. The deceptive Don Juan, Patrick Giblin, has been to jail at least four times for scamming women he met through dating services, has escaped federal custody twice — and continued to pull the con while on the lam, according to local police and federal authorities. For decades, Giblin wooed his women with conversation designed to sniff out their emotional weak spots — then used charm and pressure to convince them to wire him money, ranging from $250 to $50,000 per victim, according to prosecutors from past and current cases. see https://wbipi.com/

With that said, dating apps don’t always verify profiles nor are they quick to remove fake profiles. They rely on crowdsourced efforts (user feedback) primarily which is why profiles are up for a few days before getting flagged. It’s up to users to flag profiles and flag them often. If you don’t, you are not helping the societal dating pool on dating sites like Hinge, OkCupid, Tinder, Match etc, a guy could end up with someone like Casey Anthony with out a background check. See below International News article concerning “The dangerous side of online dating” by Gretchen Peters Foreign Correspondent.

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PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA // With as many as 40 million single Americans using online dating services or web-networking sites such as MySpace to look for love, it would seem that there has never been an easier time to find a soulmate online. The numbers are worrisome – and horror stories abound. In February, MySpace was forced to cancel 90,000 accounts on its site that authorities revealed were linked to registered sex offenders. It was a fraction of the 130 million users of the site, but a significant percentage of the more than one million registered sex offenders in the United States.

 

In April 2009 a Boston medical student, Philip Markoff, dubbed the “Craigslist killer” by the media, was arrested and changed with murdering a masseuse who advertised on the popular website’s erotic services section. Two months later Craigslist was hit with another scandal when it emerged that a North Carolina man used the site to hire a man to rape his wife while the husband watched. BACKGROUND CHECK $50 PAYPAL ME
 

Bill Warner, a Florida private investigator who offers on his website to “sort out the winners from the losers” for a flat fee of $50.00, Bill Warner says running background checks on potential internet dates now constitutes more than 50 per cent of his business. “Usually the problem is that the man is married or he turns out to be one of these crazy stalker people that follows a woman for months,” he said in a telephone interview. 

 

“It’s shameful because it lulls women into a false sense of security,” said Mr Warner. “You get young naive women or the over-50 year olds who are recently divorced, they are often excited about meeting a new man and they make easy prey.” In some instances, the first date ends in violence. Last October, for example, police in Minnesota charged a 39-year-old man with raping a woman he met through the internet, after he slipped drugs into her drink that caused her to pass out. In other cases, the motive is financial. BACKGROUND CHECK $50 PAYPAL ME
 

In many cases, Mr Warner said he would discover that men had joined a online dating site using a false name, a prepaid, throwaway cell phone and a phony e-mail address from free services such as Yahoo or Hotmail. “There are a lot of people out there who get jazzed up by disguising themselves,” he said, adding that nearly 100 per cent of his cases involved women being victimized by men. Industry experts say the website True.com is unique in the field for warning on its home page that criminals and married men who come hunting “will be sorry if they do”. The site recently sued a convicted sex offender in California who tried to register himself as an eligible bachelor. 

 

But True.com is one of the few online dating websites to actually run background checks on its members, even though a recent survey found that a majority of people visiting online dating sites believed that most did. Police in Tampa arrested a Tennessee man who was wanted for swindling a woman he met online out of tens of thousands of dollars and leasing a Mercedes in her name that he wrecked, leaving her with more than $60,000 in liabilities.

 

Bill Warner Investigations, check out romance scammers who hide their motives behind seemingly innocuous virtual identities, do background checks, Never Send Cash, see https://wbipi.com/

 

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America's UFO Scientists Are on a Hit List as Total Dead or Missing Tops 11 Since 2022 The Truth is Out There.

America's UFO Scientists Are on a Hit List as Total Dead or Missing Tops 11 Since 2022, The Truth is Out There. UFO-linked scientist who warned 'my life is in danger' before she was found dead at 34 becomes ELEVENTH mysterious death case. Amy Eskridge, 34, who was involved in extensive research into anti-gravity technology, UFOs and extraterrestrial life, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head at her home in Huntsville, Ala. June 11, 2022. Was she targeted by the Syndicate.

Anti-gravity propulsion has been widely discussed by UFO researchers, who have claimed this advanced technology is what allows alien spacecraft to achieve impossible speeds. President Trump Activates FBI Over Missing or Dead Scientists: ‘No Stone Will Be Unturned’. The White House has confirmed it is “actively working with all relevant agencies,” as well as the FBI to review a growing list of deaths or disappearances of U.S. experts in advanced space, defense, and nuclear fields in recent years. Were they targeted by the Syndicate.

The other missing or dead scientists include:

• Melissa Casias, who had a security clearance at Los Alamos National Laboratory and vanished last June 2025.
• Anthony Chavez, a retired Los Alamos National Laboratory worker who went missing last May 2025
• Jason Thomas, who led Novartis’ chemical biology team and was found dead this past March 2026
• NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory engineer Frank Maiwald who died in 2024
• Famous MIT physicist Nuno Loureiro who was shot dead last December 2025
• Exoplanet research Carl Grillmair, who was killed in February 2026
• Steven Garcia, who worked on security for a producer of non-nuclear components in American-made nukes and went missing in August 2025
• Aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza, who went missing last June 2025. Were they targeted by the Syndicate.

While widespread theories about the researchers and their fate have spread online, officials have not identified any connection between those deaths and disappearances. Just maybe the FOX TV show the X-Files, The Truth is Out There, was not so far fetched? See more on X-Files at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1K0e2Juvf0

In one of the longest-running science fiction series in network TV history, FBI special agents investigate unexplained, mind-bending cases known as "X-Files." Though the government is convinced that the outlandish reports are false, conspiracy theorist Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and realist Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson), for most of the series, stop at nothing to prove that "the truth is out there." 

The X-Files frequently featured storylines about missing or murdered scientists involved in UFO, alien technology, or advanced government research, often targeted by the Syndicate to protect the conspiracy. Key examples include the "Nisei"/"731" episodes regarding researchers working on alien-human hybrids and the "Tempus Fugit"/"Max" episodes involving murdered researchers tracking a UFO. Now Streaming on Prime.

 

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