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Netflix Uncovers Daejon Love's Viral Deception
14 Oct
Summary
- Daejon Love posed as an NFL player to scam millions.
- He defrauded at least 26 victims, accumulating over $1.3 million.
- A new Netflix documentary will detail Love's elaborate scam.

Netflix is set to release a new installment of its 'Untold' sports documentary series, focusing on Daejon Love, a viral scam artist. Titled 'Untold: Wide Deceiver,' the documentary will delve into how Love posed as an NFL player to deceive women.
Love, 35, was charged with conspiracy and wire fraud following his arrest in August. He allegedly worked with Taylor Jamie Chan, 18, to defraud women on dating sites, posing as a San Francisco 49ers player. The duo reportedly amassed over $1.3 million from at least 26 victims by convincing them to invest in a fictitious business.
Victims were often pressured to invest money, take out personal loans, and were promised substantial returns. The FBI suspects that the total amount defrauded could be higher than the reported $1.3 million. Love faces significant penalties if convicted, including a $250,000 fine and up to 20 years in prison.
Love's legal case is currently ongoing. News of the documentary was released shortly after his appearance in federal court. The production is reportedly set to highlight the women targeted by Love's elaborate scheme.