uchitel: Live & Latest News Updates : Vimarsana.com
that was money box reporter dan whitworth from bbc radio 4 speaking to us, and adam, whose dad was a victim of fraud. with me now is arun chauhan, a solicitor who specialises in fraud and financial crime and is a trustee at the charity, the fraud advisory panel. very good to have you with us, welcome to bbc news. i understand that this kind of fraud is called romance fraud. i wonder if uchitel is a little bit more about it and how widespread it is.— is a little bit more about it and how widespread it is. thank you. romance fraud _ how widespread it is. thank you. romance fraud is _ how widespread it is. thank you. romance fraud is a _ how widespread it is. thank you. romance fraud is a way - how widespread it is. thank you. romance fraud is a way that - how widespread it is. thank you. i romance fraud is a way that people are being tricked and duped into believing they are falling into a relationship with somebody online, who they have not met, probably have not had video calls with, and they foster a relationship, this relationship is fostered by a fraudster who makes somebody believe they are in a relationship, then starts to ask them for help,
enforcement official in this town, just finding out about this tonight? so that raises all kinds of questions. so we are seeing more fallout, and i think we're going to see more fallout. the district attorney i spoke to tonight, they said they are continuing their investigation, and just because they have announced these charges, doesn't mean more aren't coming. the da, uchitel, needed to do something. he needed to charge someone quickly, and perhaps seeing this video, seeing everything, it was very clear to him that these were the sound charges, these were the easiest, perhaps maybe the most charges that he could bring at this point, while they conducted their investigation further. because when you look at that video, there are several more officers on scene. we don't know anything about them. we know other officers are being investigated internally, and the other thing of course is the emts. for me, i have found this, among many things, but this in particular, distressin g,
there were people at the top same let's censor these people. >> this is an admission or at least a revelation of something we all knew, it was an open secret uchitel looking at certain accounts if you read to the account she said they used technicalities at every turn of something could be harmful to anyone as a form of speech they could dial it back. that so most executive would happen to me as well. i was suspended, i was locked out of my account unless i deleted a certain tweet. i posted what a terrorist had said in a manifesto can't remember there was a bombing that went on, they were trying to figure out motivations and they found a manifesto of this radical islamist terrorist. i posted a snippet of what the terrorist headset to clarify here is with the motivations were. >> so you are reporting. >> exactly, i was flagged for disseminating terrorist material . that is the kind of technicalit
as for president obama, right, and his tweet, it's one of the worst in history as far as -- >> tammy: awful. >> you have the millions to choose from, to exploit these children, somehow compare it to what happened to george floyd is utterly classless and despicable. mr. obama needs to apologize to apologize. >> tammy: i would say, joe, remarkable, and what that struck me, as uchitel -- charlie, i'm sorry. is that you've got a dynamic where you have not even a comparison, but a suggestion that it's a competition, that you shouldn't -- yes, there's this over here, but look over here. and that is what was so strikingly -- both of these situations deserve the attention they've been getting, clearly, but it's all most like he was upset, charlie, that he wasn't -- his thing wasn't in the spotlight, didn't it seem that way to you? >> i have to say, honestly, i read that tweet may be 1520 times, and to this moment, i still have no earthly idea what
Wendy Williams subtly threw some jabs on Tiger Woods' former mistress after Rachel Uchitel defended their affair.
The outspoken TV host pressed the 46-year-old nightclub manager and hostess engaged in a highly-publicized extramarital affair with the golfer.
Tiger Woods' infidelities were exposed in Nov. 2009. At the time, he was married to Elin Nordegren, and they share two kids, Sam and Charlie.
In 2010, the former married couple split after six years of marriage at a reported $100 million divorce.
In an awkward interview on "The Wendy Williams Show," Uchitel told the host that she encountered some challenges during the period of their affair because the media was always talking about it.
Tiger Woods Ex: Rachel Uchitel of HBO's 'Tiger' Moving on, Taking the LSAT
Tiger Woods' ex is moving on. Rachel Uchitel, who is quite controversial for her affair with Tiger Woods, is ready to say goodbye to her quite sordid past with the sports star and start her a stellar career of her own.
According to Tiger Woods' 'ex-mistress' (as many news outlets have labeled her), she has a funny habit of getting the urge to learn something and actually become quite great at it.
At 45, she said she suddenly has the urge to study and take the LSAT, even though she is not sure if she will eventually study law if she indeed passes, as reported by Page Six.