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You Know This Guy!
Uwe Hubertus Knoedlseder
Popular German Singer
You Have Seen His Photos Before! Frequently used by scammers to fool women!
The REAL Uwe Hubertus Knoedlseder has withdrawn all his photos, movies and articles from the internet. Still, a lot of his photos are still circling around, used by scammers for their fake profiles. He was a famous German singer and actor in many movies. Scammers also use fragments of videos, taken from his movies and interviews. And they photoshop photos of doctors and generals with his face. He is over 80 years old now and NOT active in social media or dating sites.
Of course, you don’t really know Uwe Hubertus Knoedlseder, since these are stolen photos used by African Scammers, but he is popular! If you see his photo on a dating site – guess what? He is being used by a Scammer!
Here Is A Gallery Of Uwe Hubertus Knoedlseder Photos We Have Found:
Do you have or have seen other photos of Uwe Hubertus Knoedlseder? Send them to us on our Report Scammer form »
Uwe Hubertus Knoedlseder Is Another Scammers Choice Award Winner
WARNING:
Do Not Contact Him – You Do Not Have A Relationship With Him!
He Does Not Want To Hear From Women Who Have Fallen In Love With His Face!
He Is A Victim Also And Deserving Of His Privacy And Respect
He Knows His Identity Has Been Stolen And Used By Scammers
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TAGS: Uwe Hubertus Knoedlseder, Stolen Identity, Stolen Photos, Impersonation, Romance Scam, Fake Female, Imposter Scam, Love Scammer, Romance Scammer, Ghana Scammer, Nigerian Scammer, Fake Woman, Fake Profile, Fake Identity,
NOTICE: The above images are presented in the public interest to help prevent further unlawful use and impersonation of the real person pictured. No accusation is being made against the real person and in fact, we believe them to be completely innocent of any wrongdoing. These images have been stolen and used by criminals to defraud others.
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I was contacted by Christen Henry. He claims to be widowed for 8 years with 16 he is soon in boarding school, while he was in a 4 year contract with the UN stationed on an oil vessel outside of Australia. Very smooth talker and romantic. Then he started sending me pictures of him that I now know is Hubertus.
When I started researching I discovered so many name and accounts with the same photos. “Christen” claimed his FB acct had been hacked and that was why he was no longer on FB. When I found Hubertus, I noticed his account also had the same photos as well as another”friend” by the name of Lalit Kumar. Amazing that Hubertus had a friend that shares the same pictures under a different name. It makes me wonder if Hubertus is also not part of the scam.
We are sorry, but this is a standard scam story. They are all just stolen photos and fake identities. The real person is not involved.
Soy R.Emira C. Colombiana, médico Naturopata, Quiropractica, Acupunturista, y amo la obra médico misionera; trabajo como independiente.
Doy fe, de que este buen hombre
Uwe Hubertus Knodlseder, de nacionalidad Aleman, jamás le quitaria una moneda ni dañaria a nadie.. Al contrario, es desprendido, dadivoso etc.. Él vino a mi pais a vicitarme, y jamás he distinguido un varón tan noble, honesto , romantico, humilde y tan amoroso como él.
Me pesa en el alma no haber aceptado irme con él.
hasta hace unas semanas estuve comprometida en una relación de 12 años,, y pará no lastimar al que le guarde fidelidad y respeto hasta hace poco, me impedia salir en defensa de este buen ser humano; por respeto a mi compromiso ya que era muy serio,, calle hasta hoy, y aunque no he vuelto a comuncarme con él, se que lo estan suplantando.. [EDITED DUE TO POLICY VIOLATION]
Pero; se qué su hermosura interna, supera la externa.
él es un ángel de amor real.
Am fost contactata de aceasta persoana in data de 19 iulie 2020 de pe site-ul Linqedin pretinzand ca lucreaza in domeniul petrolului/foraj. Ca este singur, divortat de 3 ani si ca are 2 copii, un baiat de 10 ani si o fata de 6 ani. Ca l-a parasit sotia, copiii sunt lasati la un internat, si ca-si cauta jumatatea. A spus ca are o situatie financiara solida, ca intentioneaza sa ma viziteze. Ulterior a spus ca isi schimba contractul si ca vrea sa lase un pachet la mine. Mi-a trimis un video care continea imagini cu o geanta cu bani. I-am spus ca ma confunda, ca nu intru in jocul lui si l-am blocat. Am fost contactata pe viber cu telefonul: +336082998598 si pe whatsApp cu numarul: +1(630)912-461. L-am blocat si ulterior am cautat si am vazut ca este o inselatorie. Nu mi-a solicitat bani sau conturi bancare.
I am sure Uwe Hubertus Knoedsleder doesnt excists at all. The man of the pictures of is of my friend I know already for 7 years, an American man, never to have asked 1 euro from me. I know his pics are used by Ghanian scammers and I think they have used the name Uwe Hubertus to make it possible to scam women in Germany. I am from Holland and I am busy to figure out now if this man, Uwe Hubertus Knoedsleder really exists in Germany, I also wonder if Romancescam has figured that out by themselves. But anyway, never pay money when these pics show up, as it are scammers from Ghana, I even know who they are. For scammed people in Germany, please go to the police and ask them to trace Uwe Humbertus Knoedsleder to make it clear if this man really exists or not. You don´t find any information about him on the internet, and in case he should had been a famous man as mentioned on this website, you should be able to trace him on internet.
Carla, the man is real. The level of denial that your comment expresses is something you should take seriously. If you are unable to accept the truth when you see it, our services will not be of sufficient help for you. We would recommend that you speak with a local trauma counselor.
The gentleman talked to me last week via video call, I heard his voice moving his mouth, the conversation was in English. Now I don’t understand anything at all.
Not understand is actually a good place to start learning. Yes videos are easy to fake and your own biases lead you into believing what is fake. The answers you are looking for are here on this website.
I was contacted by someone using Uwe’s photos. They scammed me out of 95k$ over 4 months. I found out this is a scam too late. Please don’t be a scamming victim too. I was romanced to the nines in order to wheedle more $ from me. Now that I have stopped giving they are getting more persistent and creative. Block all scammers. Don’t engage in conversation with somebody you don’t know personally. It could break your bank and break your heart.
Hello again .i tried several times to submit the correct form for you but each time I was unsuccessful. I think it’s because of the photos but those are the only ones I have. Other than what I outlined in my first comment there isn’t much more I can say. I hope I can still receive information about these romance scoundrels. Great news that a Nigerian gang was arrested but I have no way of knowing weather my scammer was one of them. Thanks for your info keep it coming
I have been chatting to Barry Williams who said he’s in the peace Corp stationed in Yemen. He said he was a general. Widowed 3 yrs ago with a daughter in Ghana. We started chatting in October last year. He quickly professed his love for me by sending me poems every day. We continued chatting on and off till December. During this time he asked me to send him money so he could go home to the US. I kept putting him off and finally he told me our so called love affair was over.. I got as far as writing to his superior Frank Bachmeier who sent me bank details but I did not respond and did not send him 13,000 he was requiring to get Barry out of Yemen. I unfortunately did not keep bank details. During our brief romance Barry first rang me and asked me not to speak. He rang me a few times after that. He sent me pics of himself which turned out to be Uwe Herbertus Knoediseder. I could not believe that this man was a scammer. Until I seen pics of Barry which was indeed uwe. I kept pics of Barry. Could this man purporting to being general Batry Williams in fact be scammed himself or is he the scammer from Nigeria . Barry always said to me everywhere stew which he said was a military phrase. His email is home of williams08@gmail.com. When I was chatting with him it was Williams Family . Note that if he was truly in the military would it not end in mil. If you need or want to know anymore info let me know.
Thank you for letting us know about your experience. The way to file a report is here: https://romancescamsnow.com/how-to-report-scammers-fraudsters/ or on http://www.Anyscam.com
Also been contacted and chatting for months, JohnWilliam’s, US Army General, widowed from Anchorage, Alaska. Using Hangout site
He’s currently on twitter using name @JerryBud3 he PM’d me to “chat” and I looked up his pic!
Saying he’s from Florida and single!
Asshat
You do realize that his photos have been stolen by scammers – it is not him – right?
Why I posted on here!
Ok, your comment made it sound like you believed the person in the photo was the actual scammer.
Eu fui contactada por um perfil e ao abrir a câmera era o próprio UWE HUBERTUS KNOEDSLEDER eu fiquei surpresa porque só agora estou sabendo que ele é a vítima e não o golpista, devo ter dado print na tela, mas como faz muito tempo eu deletei as fotos.
A guy called Hernwich Morris skyped me – I was suspicious – He is using pics of Uwe Herbertus Knoediseder .
He introduced to me us general williams mark gregory……being in syria. We were talking fir four months……….