Ep 1. GOT to Be a Ladies' Man
- TV14
- June 2, 2014
- 43 min
During the first episode of season 7 of I Almost Got Away with It, viewers are introduced to an individual who takes on multiple identities in order to swindle money from innocent women. The episode, entitled "GOT to Be a Ladies' Man," showcases how the man is able to charm women into giving him money and how he uses their trust to his advantage.
The man, whose real name is not disclosed, is seen in various flashbacks describing how he learned to become a "ladies' man" and how he was able to convince women to give him money. He describes how he would walk up to them with a confident demeanor, compliment them, and listen to their stories with genuine interest. He also explains how he would use his charm to manipulate them and make them feel special.
The episode details the man's various scams and how he was able to execute them successfully. He would tell women that he was a wealthy businessman and that he needed a loan for a short period of time. He would often provide fake documentation and would offer to pay the money back with a high interest rate. Due to his charming personality and the trust he was able to earn, women would give him the money without much hesitation.
The man was eventually caught after one of his victims reported him to the police. The victim had become suspicious of his behavior after he failed to pay back the money he had borrowed. After some investigation, the police discovered that the man had been using multiple identities and had been involved in similar scams in the past.
The episode features interviews with the man's victims, as well as law enforcement officials who were responsible for his capture. It also sheds light on the psychological and emotional impact that the man's actions had on his victims.
Overall, the episode showcases the dangerous consequences of trusting strangers blindly and the lengths that some individuals are willing to go to obtain money through deceitful means. It serves as a cautionary tale for viewers to remain vigilant and to always question the motives of those they encounter.
