Patrick Giblin, 58, who has been busted repeatedly for swindling widows, disabled women and single moms, had faced 25 years for his most recent fraud arrest.
A New Jersey-based romance scammer who has allegedly conned at least 155 women out of more than $500,000 was sentenced to five and a half years behind bars, authorities said Friday.
The deceptive Don Juan has been to jail at least four times for scamming women he met through dating services, has escaped federal custody twice — and continued to pull the con while on the lam, according to local police and federal authorities.America’s most prolific romance scammer In his most recent bust, Giblin escaped from federal authorities while being transferred from federal prison in Pennsylvania, where he was doing time for ripping off romantic interests, to a halfway house in Newark, New Jersey in July 2020.
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