Kylee Dennis

What can we learn from that?

Because scammers want us to be isolated.

That's the thing.

Absolutely.

So they will actually say to you, don't tell any family and friends about our relationship.

It is that special.

They won't understand.

And again, you've found somebody, you know, in inverted commas, you've found somebody.

So you're not – I mean, my mum spoke to her scammer for six months.

A hundred percent.

And I used to say to her, at what point did you not think that talking to him at 11 o'clock at night – I know that he was in Turkey, I understand that –

that was not healthy for you.

You're in this isolated, you're still in your room where you live, in your residence.

You're not engaging with anybody else.

You're talking to this person online that is giving you that sense of comfort.

And what they would say is that, I will talk to you tomorrow, my beautiful love.

So the last person they talk to and the first person they talk to when they wake up.

So when you've been alone for so long, scammers know that.

This is great.

I will be there.