RICH WOMAN GETS SCAMMED BY NIGERIAN PRINCE - YouTube

[Captions by Judy V. at Y Translator] >> You know the Nigerian Prince

who's always emailing you asking for your bank account? *A lot of typing*

Well, today we found him.

Well, this woman found him first,

and she got married to him,

and now they're on Dr. Phil.

>> I met James in 2008 when I was on a family vacation in Malaysia.

I knew right away he was Nigerian.

By the time, we were leaving and going home,

we said goodbye in the car.

We both had a few tears.

I was very confident I was coming back to see him again.

>> Oh my gosh.

She met her Nigerian prince in real life.

Not on email, but in real life.

>> I flew back four or five times to see him in Malaysia.

When I went to Nigeria, I met his family.

I felt comfortable.

At the end of that trip, James proposed to me and I accepted.

>> Oh, so he proposed to her.

I wonder why.

Surely being a Nigerian prince, you get your pick of the litter.

Let me give you some backstory.

This woman right here, she's a millionaire.

>> I'm fully independent.

I designed and bought my own ring.

My husband's family took care of the whole entire planning situation.

I guess I paid probably a few thousand dollars.

>>Oh, Girl! Girl!

Your man don't got money for a ring?

It's alright.

I can make my own ring.

Custom-made and everything.

>> We went to the registry.

We signed the papers.

It was approximately five to seven hundred people.

>> So they had a wedding,

she paid for everything,

but his family planned it out.

>> I would say we have a perfect marriage

with the exception of I live in Canada,

and the Canadian government won't give him a visitor Visa.

>> So she got a whole family with kids in Canada,

and she flying over to this guy in Nigeria,

which is not her husband.

>> James. Hello.

Hello.

>> You look good. You look good.

>> That's kind of nice.

>> Since we've got married, I've visited him eight or nine times in Nigeria. [That's A lot of dollars you spendin']

We did a lot of travel to other countries.

If the could see us together,

They would believe that our marriage is definitely real.

>> So the problem here, the Canadian government is like,

"Nah, we ain't gonna let him come in our country,

drink from our Tim Hortons,

have our poutine..."

Sorry, that was really stereotypical.

>> Deanna is a smart, successful, and wealthy business owner,

but her son Jordan and her brother Dale

believe that all her Nigerian husband, James, sees

when he looks at Deanna are dollars sign. [Money doesn't grow on trees.]

>> Yeah. Well, she got millions of dollars.

She going flying from Canada to Nigeria,

that's a $10,000 ticket every time she visits.

She's a first class type of girl, okay.

>> I've sent James via Western Union approximately $25,000.

>> Whenever I see pictures of James on Facebook wearing new clothes,

nice fancy jewelry,

I think, "How is this possible?"

>> I've given him some clothing, some jewelry.

>> She basically his Sugar mama,

and her kids, they ain't having it. [What?!]

They're like, "Mom, why are you spending all this money on this guy,

while I've been wearing the same Nikes since high school?"

Lowkey though, this is exactly how my dad was.

When the PlayStation 3 first came out,

he bought one for my half-brother,

and we didn't get one.

I was so salty.

>> Necklaces, rings, a couple of watches...

>> Every time my mom goes Nigeria,

She buys him a phone, electronics, she's always buying him new stuff.

>> Damn. He livin' the life, huh?

So her kids think that he's scamming her.

It's kind of obvious.

If James is a scammer that Dale or Jordan think he possibly could be,

he would be here in Canada, right now,

scamming me out of far more than a trip here or a meal there.

He would come here for way bigger dollars.

>> Okay girl, first of all, he can't even come to Canada.

Second of all, with you, he went from Nokia to iPhone 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 plus. [iPhone X?]

>> She's been married for six years to man who lives in Nigeria.

She says he is the man of her dreams.

>> I have no relationship with James other than we're Facebook friends.

And everything I know about James comes from my mom.

I don't believe anything my mom tells me about him.

My mom tells me he's a professional soccer player.

It's funny.

I've researched him.

I found nothing.

>> Exposed!

Man, who lies about being a professional soccer player?

>> I believe that James is a fraud.

>> When my mom told James

that she can no longer send him money through Western Union,

He went to Facebook and said his ATM was broken.

>> No!

Why would you do that?

The old woman stopped sending me money.

So I'm gonna go on Facebook,

and be like, "My ATM broke."

That's how you know he's revealed his true colors.

The ultimate Nigerian scam!

>> I also saw on Facebook where James said,

" I have a new young wife and a son."

>> Mom says most likely, his Facebook just got hacked.

I've had Facebook for seven years, and I've never been hacked.

>> Okay.

Okay.

So, her Nigerian prince is living his own life with a wife and a son,

and he using her money to live this nice lavish life,

and just playing her on the side.

It's the ultimate scam! [Time to see where this goes]

>> Believe that James is living a whole other life in Nigeria.

>> She'll believe anything she can so she doesn't have to say it's a scam.

>> He had two passports with different ages,

and somebody wrote down that he was a doctor.

The Canadian government won't let him in .

They just say, "No. You're not welcome in the country."

>> Oh! It all makes sense now.

So the Canadian government is just telling him,

"No sorry. We won't let you in the country,"

because his passports are fake.

He got two different passports.

One says he's a doctor, [Okay.....1 Lie counted]

and one says he's a professional football player. [Okay.....2 Lies Counted]

But the real one says he a scamming hoe. [1 truth counted]

>> What makes you think he's a scammer?

>> Uh I think he's a scammer mainly...

He has never been able to come to Canada is a huge red flag for me.

The fact that when my mom wasn't sending him money,

then all of a sudden he goes on Facebook or social media site says,

ATM's broken.

>> His mom gonna be like,

"But what if the ATM in his village is actually broken?"

Like she is clueless.

>> My mom an ATM for sure is one massive red flag.

>> What makes you think he's a scammer?

>> I feel he's a scammer

because of the things that we found on Facebook.

>> Your husband's 39?

>> He's 39.

>> And this is his picture.

>> Man, he lying about his age too?

This guy does not look 39.

That is one year away from 40.

He in his late 20s, maybe early 30s.

There's no way this guy is basically 40.

>> Yeah. He's a black guy.

Black guys look young.

Have you looked at his dad?

>> Have you looked at his dad?

>> First to you, they say as his ATM.

>> That's not my husband's type of writing.

His grammar is not at all ever like that.

>> "Baby, am very very sad"

Friend: "Why are you sad?"

James: "I need moni."

"My ATM is not giving me moni."

Friend: "Which ATM is that?"

"My wife."

>> Bro! No!

Dr. Phil, you hit her too hard.

Dr. Phil with the receipts,

and she sitting here and gonna say, "No, that's not my husband."

"He didn't write that. He doesn't even type like that."

They got Facebook messages.

>> I actually saw it myself even on there.

>> You don't think--

>> It didn't sound at all like his writing.

>> Had the phone to say-- >> What an odd person to hack,

and what an odd thing say about that, and then he refers to this hacker,

I guess refers to James' new wife. [TheOdds1sOut? I know It's not him, Okay?]

>> Okay.

So she saying she saw it, and she's convinced that it's a hacker.

A hacker wrote that.

There is no way my beloved husband that I give so much money to

is a scammer and calls me an ATM.

No! He has called me nothing but sweetheart beautiful honey red lily.

Why would he call me his ATM?

>> This hacker, I guess, refers to James' new wife,

"Missing my wife."

Originally said "My old wife,"

and said "Old wife? You have a new one?"

He comments, "Yes, with a baby boy."

"I love my baby."

I could be wrong but you can probably verify it.

I believe that picture there was taken at my husband's Auntie's house.

>> What?

This is literally a picture of his wife

saying, "I love my baby."

Bro!

How are you gonna do this?

Like is this guy really that stupid?

He's gonna have her in his profile pic with him,

and he's gonna post pictures of his new wife,

and be like "I love my baby.",

and she sitting here like,

"Oh no. This is another picture of somebody else."

This girl is delusional.

>> So it should be very easy to verify.

>> Verify what?

That he doesn't have another wife and a baby boy? [Yeah!]

She doing everything man.

Her mind is struggling to block out any possibility

that this guy is a scammer or cheating on her or living another life.

Like he loves her and that's it. [Thats a lie..............3 LIES COUNTED!]

That is all she knows and believes and will ever know and believe.

>> I believe that actually might be even one of his cousins.

That would be very interesting to find out and ask, and

if you don't mind, I'm not trying to be stupid sounding.

>> Did you ask him? >> I might have way back then.

>> Oh my God!

Imagine your boyfriend/girlfriend takes a pic with somebody,

post it on Facebook,

they're like, "I love my baby."

Will anybody just sit and look at it and be like,

"Oh that's his cousin."

Even worse!

Oh man Dr. Phil, how are you not seeing this?

This woman, there's something wrong with her.

>> I'm not the least bit naive.

I'm not the least bit insecure. >> You are naive.

>> I am very confident in what I do.

>> Yeah girl, you confident in what you do.

She runs a successful business.

She knows how to speak to a manager,

but she don't know anything about love.

>> I'm curious.

Do you have any concerns at all of the legitimacy of this relationship

that you've invested so much money in.

>> Myself personally, I have-- I have none.

I have actually 0, I totally do believe my husband.

Oh my god!

Seriously, so many red flags man.

She's his ATM.

He's using her for money.

She spent so much time and money on him.

He's living a whole 'nother life.

Canada won't let him in because his passport is fake.

He giving her a fake identity, fake passport.

He cheatin' on her.

He got a baby boy that she don't know about.

There is just so much going on in this relationship that are huge red flags. [That's a whole lot of stuff that he did!]

I don't know if she's lying to herself.

But how could she just sit here and be so confident in her relationship?

I want to see Dr. Phil bring him on,

with his bonus family and everything.

Bring him on the show!

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