How 49ers fraudster dragged NFL stars Jordan Love and Tyreek Hill into wild $1.3 million scam
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The man accused of using the San Francisco 49ers brand to swindle money from more than two dozen women also allegedly faked relationships with NFL stars Jordan Love and Tyreek Hill to scam his victims.
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What happened
The man accused of using the San Francisco 49ers brand to swindle money from more than two dozen women also allegedly faked relationships with NFL stars Jordan Love and Tyreek Hill to scam his victims.
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