Briana Lee – Impersonation Victim – Stolen Photos Used By Scammers – [UPDATED 2024]

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Briana Lee – An Impersonation Victim

Often Her Stolen Photos Are Used To Scam Men

Stolen Photos Appear In Billions Of Fake Profiles On Social Media And Dating Websites

It is impossible to catalog all of them, but you can see many more on www.ScammerPhotos.com – a separate SCARS website dedicated to displaying stolen photos and real scammer’s photos we have found

An Impersonation Victim Gallery

This Stolen Identity: Briana Lee

Do You Know Briana Lee? She Is A Victim Too!

She Is Frequently Used By Scammers To Defraud Male Scam Victims!

You Have Probably Seen His Photos Before!

Her real name is Briana Lee and she is an Adult Vide Star/Porn Star

Ex-Porn Stars do not need your money and they DO NOT retire to Ghana or Nigeria! If anyone asks for money it is a scam and the photos are stolen!

Briana Lee Is Another Scammers Choice Award Winner

Of course, you don’t really know Briana Lee, since these are stolen photos used by African Romance Scammers, but she is popular!

If you see her photos on social media or on a dating site – guess what?  She is being used by Online Fraudsters & Cybercriminals!

Remember Briana Lee’s face for the next time you see her!

Here is a gallery of Briana Lee’s photos we have found used by Romance Scammers:

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Do you have or have seen other photos of Briana Lee? Send them to us on our website www.Anyscam.com

WARNING:

  • Do Not Contact Her – You Do Not Have A Relationship With Her!
  • She Does Not Want To Hear From Men Who Have Fallen In Love With Her Face!
  • She Is A Victim Also And Deserving Of Her Privacy And Respect
  • She Knows Her Identity Has Been Stolen And Used By Scammers
  • If you attempt to track down the face in the photo and contact them that is cyberstalking and is a crime
  • To learn how best to report these crimes visit reporting.AgainstScams.org

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SCARS Scammer Preferencing Study

SCARS is conducting a long-term study of the ways that impersonation criminals preference the photos they select. It is important to understand why scammers choose the photos they do. Remember that these criminals select a limited number of images to be used in their impersonations and why they choose them can help both in training AI to recognize these choices and also alert victims about them when they see them in profiles and contacts online.

For example, we have learned that scammers are victims of their own cognitive biases just like their victims. They tend to select images that reflect what they believe will be disarming and trustworthy. Photos with animals, for example, trigger an amygdala hijack in their victims. Photos of people doing normal things tend to communicate that the people in those photos are normal and trustworthy. But those same biases in the criminals also lead them to select images that represent what they hope to accomplish, such as wealth, if you know what to look for.

Every stolen photo on this site is a part of this scholarly study and contributes to the volume of knowledge we obtain from them. To learn more about the current SCARS research visit study,AgainstScams.org To add photos that you have collected from these criminals to our work visit www.AnyScam.com

For more, see our SCARS Institute Statement on the Use and Display of Stolen Photos in Scam Awareness and Crime Prevention Efforts – 2024

Why Do Scammers Steal & Use Stolen Photos

Scammers steal photos of real people to use in romance scams and other scams primarily because it lends credibility and authenticity to their fabricated personas. By presenting themselves as someone with genuine photos and a seemingly real identity, scammers can quickly establish trust and rapport with their victims more effectively. These stolen images often depict attractive individuals, which can entice potential targets and make them more susceptible to manipulation – this is a result of a cognitive bias called the ‘Halo Effect‘. Moreover, using photos of real people adds a layer of complexity to the scam, making it harder for victims to detect the deception. Overall, incorporating genuine photos into their schemes enables scammers to exploit the emotions and vulnerabilities of their targets more effectively, increasing the likelihood of financial gain.

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  1. Steve Patterson August 19, 2022 at 3:34 am - Reply

    With reference to dear Brian Lee. This name was adopted by Lola Hayes who her story goes was born in Atlanta and too up ‘adult’ modelling because she needed Money to help with cost of nursing her dying Mum. Her Mum has since passed but the scams continue by Lola Hayes in Accra, Ghana. Lola Hayed and Briana Lee are the same person. Be careful, don’t be fooled like me and respond the her requests for money with sympathy and cash! It cost me nearly £3000 to find out that her promises are empty and she just wants money! She does not hold a USA passport nor did her “junkie Dad” (her description) leave her with 200 kgs of gold. Don’t be fooled by Lola or sympathise with her ‘plight’. Unfortunately she is just another Ghana scam artist who US customs don’t recognise nor any other legitimate Government agency. I know because I paid an independent private investigation company to find out! If you are unlucky enough to fall into her traps …. RUN! The phone number to watch out for is +233 26412 6633. She’s a very believable and cute scammer! BUT STILL A SCAMMER!

  2. Cheryl Mitchell August 5, 2022 at 3:14 pm - Reply

    What about Cheryl James email sandyjames815@gmail.com cherystemcheryl@gmail.com this person has in boxed my husband and has been texting for 4 years and keeps telling shit and all he does is send his SSI checks to this person everyone has told him but don’t list and now this person is sending him my husband he believes he’s in love with this person he has never meet this person only text and this person is going to send him 30,000 first time didn’t work but going to try again but if he doesn’t send his SSI money it gets mad at him this is so messed up and I just found out he’s sending this person a iPhone cause he believes it’s birthday is August 9 smh and how messed up is that when are anniversary is August 7 I wish I could find this person they are keeping themselves hinden very well 5084924911 is the last phone number it has given my husband

  3. David Duane Gallamore March 8, 2021 at 9:53 pm - Reply

    It seems like allot of people including myself have fallen by the Briana Lee scammer. I got hooked and was promised things from her, I started helping her gather phones. My credit is shot , so if anybody is contacted by some using Rosemary M run away don,t walk. This person is working with a African male clamming to be her lawyer. wish I could turn back time. I have blocked this person but I wish to God the police would catch her.

  4. Darrell Moore June 27, 2019 at 6:23 am - Reply

    assa sophia is another name lives in accra ghana

  5. rob May 23, 2019 at 5:25 pm - Reply

    what about her as Sarafina

  6. Brian J Saxby October 15, 2018 at 1:46 pm - Reply

    Has anyone ever heard of someone going by the name Sandra Neace

  7. William Fredericks July 9, 2018 at 3:52 pm - Reply

    I went through the ringer with one calling itself Latifah Young first contact was on Twitter @latifayoung then over to hangouts where I’ve blocked another dozen. Said she lived in Toronto Canada even sent me a location that I sadly didn’t keep. She used the name Benedicter Ansery on Hangouts said it was her deceased Mother’s name. We chatted had what I thought were live camera sessions. I now realize they must have been stolen videos her phone “barely” worked her laptop microphone was broken but refused my offer to send one.

    First approach for money was food requested $700. Second approach was to pay back a friend who if she didn’t pay would make her sell herself. Third approach was a bank link which seemed real enough United Bank Shares. Find out how to transfer her Fathers assets to her. Received a response from this email address contact@unitedbank.cc. Next was her fathers lawyer Golan.yusef@lawfirm.de. By now alarms are going off all over just received a “message” that it would require around $938 in fees. Final one before this lawyer response showed up was to pay the police in Ghana so they could represent her at trial of kidnappers of her and her brother. She said that was where she was doing the modeling and cam shows put the people never paid her what she needed to pay the lawyer. So she left and they kept her phone and laptop which is her pictures and videos are all over the internet. Wow! I didn’t even ask how much I just blocked then she came back on Twitter to basically threaten to blackmail me with pictures I sent her. I’ve reported her information on anyscam.com will see what happens.

  8. Jasper June 3, 2018 at 11:40 pm - Reply

    Well folks I too was bamboozled by love, These clever rats have quite the network going. She goes by Emma Lillian Commey and her story is she is to get a inheritance from her deceased father in the millions but she has to marry someone to get it and needs their help to go through all the court paperwork, be careful these people with nickel and dime you out of a fortune.

  9. Anonymous April 1, 2018 at 6:46 pm - Reply

    i just wanna say thank you God bless you Scammers favorite i suspected fraud but was’nt sure i only had a first name(FAKE) no e mail address or phone# ONLY A PICTURE i did a google image search and ya’ll came through like gang busters

  10. Clark Kent August 9, 2017 at 5:01 am - Reply

    A person called Brenda, with username at my dating-site “brensw32” with e-mail brendwilty70@gmail.com, fromTallahassee, USA sent me pictures found here. “She” wrote this 2017-08-07:

    Hi. Good day I am Brenda.. I would like to be a friend, but am just finished watching a movie and going to bed, if you wouldn’t mind to text/email or call me on 407-392-1403/brendwilty70@gmail.com,and let me know its you..
    Brenda and you are ?

    I answered ant get this reply yesterday with some other pictures:

    Hi there XYZ,i am not sure if thats your name or not.. Well i am brenda,35 years of age never been married but was once engaged but was used abused and hurt and since then i have not been with any man.. And most men here just want sex and oral..I am looking for someone to love me,be there for me when am in need or needs you around.. I want to be happy again and i fell i can get that from an older men irrespective where you live,except you feel am too young or am too far for you ?? I am not on Face book as am new to all this online stuffs and i hope you understand with me. I am irish american,mum irish and dad american.
    Let me know how you feel and we could contine and see how it all goes.. Have alot to know about you,so would ask when i hear from you again.
    Remain Blessed and make sure you keep intouch dear..
    Brenda Cares

    • randy March 20, 2018 at 4:00 am - Reply

      Briana Lee cam girl said she is bi most scammers say sex straight .but she she said she bi. She is more lesbian than bi 1 reason she never been seen making a film with guy or on cam with guy always with girl never seen in public with guy so these makes her a lesbian not bi

  11. Vivvy August 3, 2017 at 10:49 pm - Reply

    Melissa Kudalor is another name being used with these pictures. Beware! They are very very good at scamming.

  12. Karl Pinch July 26, 2017 at 8:24 am - Reply

    There’s a person in cape town pretending to be Jessica Scott with brianna lee. Pics etc.

  13. Angel June 11, 2017 at 6:27 am - Reply

    She’s the most spectacular woman,so beautiful girl

  14. Anonymous January 1, 2017 at 9:53 am - Reply

    Ever hear of a Mary PK Arthur, Ghana?
    terrytyner@icloud.com

  15. Micheal L.Gummert November 27, 2016 at 6:40 pm - Reply

    Let me tell you guys I was just dumped buy a Kim Barwer Swanson . I have her address , phone number,her birthday is today’s, we were going alone just fine till four days ago never here can’t tell she loves me all she wanted was the 100$ for her birthday. And I must be the stupidest guy here I thought that she would come back to me and get married I am a fool I won’t say how much money I am out it quite a bite

  16. John August 15, 2016 at 1:51 am - Reply

    Georgina Yankey is another false name she/he goes by contacted me on Facebook.

  17. Anonymous August 9, 2016 at 6:17 am - Reply

    At the moment she calls Grace Letty phonenumber +233208443618 skype-name grace.letty1

  18. Bill Bates August 3, 2016 at 11:35 pm - Reply

    Saeeda Ishaq is the name i got from the bitch. I have her phone and she is very hevily accented. From ghana.

  19. Anonymous August 3, 2016 at 11:26 pm - Reply

    I had her as Saeeda Ishaq. And a very heavily accented voice on the phone.

  20. thedude June 30, 2016 at 9:03 pm - Reply

    So sad whenever I see Briana Lee’s face I think of scammers and frauds……so sad

  21. Anonymous June 24, 2016 at 3:50 pm - Reply

    Got stung!
    Kate Nashina Perry
    In Accra Ghana

  22. Dan May 29, 2016 at 12:58 am - Reply

    I have been contacted a year ago by a girl in Ghana and she said she is Briana lee and quit her Job in porn because the
    company she was with had a billion dollar contract on her and she was not getting he rmoney and after talking to her she lived in colorado and left there for Ghana about 4 yeaers ago She send me a picture and it was dated the 15 of may 2016.
    she says that is her real name is Diana …….git was her grand mas name

    • Romance Scams Now Editorial Team May 29, 2016 at 1:01 pm - Reply

      And you believe one word of that?

  23. leslie kirby April 24, 2016 at 9:06 am - Reply

    Briana lee as she’s called..porn star..
    I know her as CINDY EIDHAL FROM GHANA.

  24. Mark mcghee March 29, 2016 at 10:53 am - Reply

    Brama naporo what is choosing the pictures of Briana Lee she is a liar and a scammer when she is using other people to help her damba abdul mumin is who she uses to get money sent to those that has her mother’s driver she is a liar a thief and a scam whoever this Brama naporo is she is a total piece of crap

    • Romance Scams Now Editorial Team March 29, 2016 at 1:16 pm - Reply

      There is no SHE – it is a man using the photos

  25. Mark mcghee March 29, 2016 at 10:31 am - Reply

    She is now using the name Brama Brama a friend Damba Abdul Mumin

  26. Anonymous February 10, 2016 at 4:38 pm - Reply

    Thanks Peter

  27. Peter Sattler December 31, 2015 at 7:48 pm - Reply

    I was contacted by this girl on Kik Match and Chat as:

    Name: Kelley Johnson
    Address: Flat 7, 32 High St, West Drayton, Greater London UB7 7DP, UK
    Cell: +44-778-893-9962
    E-mail: johnsonkelley21@yahoo.com
    Skype: kelleyjor21
    Hometown: Cumbria, UK

  28. J. J. Reyes November 19, 2015 at 6:32 pm - Reply

    this man name latif dakilya or yahia from ghana he claim to be an agent for the us embassy.. and a lawyer and a immigration officer i found out later he was ascammer he got me for $2500 dollars he was to get my wife a passport renew and air plane ticket to texas he gave her ticket but it was no good

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