Overview

• The six-part docuseries, now streaming on Netflix, follows Cecilie Fjellhøy as she works with private investigator Brianne Joseph to build cases for romance‑fraud victims.
• Fjellhøy and Joseph compile dossiers and press reluctant authorities to investigate, highlighting obstacles victims encounter when seeking criminal redress.
• In a new interview, Fjellhøy says the investigations included stakeouts and car chases, describing Joseph’s fieldwork as pivotal to the effort.
• A prominent review from the Guardian calls the series repetitive and anticlimactic, arguing its structure stretches limited on‑camera action.
• The release arrives as Shimon Hayut, the Tinder Swindler’s subject, remains free in Israel and faces a multi‑million‑dollar lawsuit from the Leviev family, while Fjellhøy’s wider advocacy includes co‑founding LoveSaid and co‑authoring a novel.