Episode 7
David's wife of 52 years died in his arms, and after grieving for a number of months he met Louisa on social media and formed a bond. The relationship was still in its early stages when Louisa asked for help with payment for her mother's medication. David acted quickly and got in touch with Kym and Ashley, who want to find out more about Louisa to make sure David isn't getting ripped off.
Also, Rachel lost a six-figure sum to a man calling himself Barrio, who claimed to be in the clutches of Russian gangsters. Meanwhile, Simon Cole tells us what it's like to be an innocent party having your identity stolen by romance fraudsters.
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