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(soft suspenseful music) - There's a girl in a car over there. A blonde girl in a car. - Oh. - [Nev] Hi. - [Kamie] What? - Lexi, right? - Lacey. - [Nev] I'm sorry, say again? - Lacey. - Lacey. - Yes. - Hi. Nev. - [Lacey] I'm here. - And are you Lexi? - Lexi? Kind of. - Kind of? - I am the voice of Lexi. (dramatic music) - [Nev] Okay, so confused. (doorbell rings) - He's taking forever. (knocking on door) - Oh boy... Oh! Hello. - [Jasmine] Who is that? - Hello, what's going on? - What's up? I'm N

ev. - All right. How you doing? - That's a complete stranger. - Yeah, it is. - What is your name? - Nelly. - Nelly? - Yeah. - Okay. Are you the one who's been talking to Jasmine or is that someone else? - Let me hit Cuz up right quick. - Ryan is 'Cuz? - I'll be right back. - [Nev] Okay. - What? - He said Cuz, "I'm gonna hit Cuz." - Don't make sense. - Hit him up? Does he not live here? Why would he give us this address then? - You heard his voice a little bit. Did that sound like Ryan? - I can't

really tell. - If that is him, then why mess with us? - [Kamie] He invited us here. - And he's not even here. - I mean, he's gotta be here. Why are we wait- Why are we standing around like idiots? (knocking on door) - This is crazy. - Hello. We're waiting. - We could just leave. We don't have to keep doing this. How much run around is he going to... We should leave. - [Nev] We should leave. - [Jasmine] Wait a minute. - [Nev] What the hell is going on? - Jasmine. - What the (beep)? Oh my (beep)

God. - [Nev] Hello. - [Ryan] How y'all doing? Nice to meet you. - I don't even know how to approach you right now. - I mean, I ain't know how to really tell you. - What is it that you gotta tell me? 'Cause obviously you not catfishing me. So... - I was just, you know, I was in a marriage. Should have told you when I first met you, but it was real tumultuous situation. But you know, I'm outta there. I'm completely separated now. I'm dying. I love you. My feelings for you is real. Everything's rea

l. Nothing's fake. - If that's true, why did you send us to a park yesterday and then not show up? - I mean the plan yesterday was, I mean, for me to come see you. - Right. - But I felt the kind of way about the cameras. So that kind of made me real like nervous. But today I had the courage and I was like, man, I don't want to mess up and I don't want to really mess things up forever. - [Nev] Okay, but who's Nelly? - Oh that's my cousin. - [Nev] This is his house? Why'd you send us here? - I was

just overthinking a lot, man. And you know, I just, I put myself in a tight situation just thinking fast. - It's just an interesting choice not to be here when we arrived because we were about to leave. - Yeah. And it's... I don't know man. I think I was just still a little jittery. - [Nev] All right. - But you know, I brought myself, this is what I want. This is real. And I wanna put that behind me. - Lemme try and get this straight. So your name is Ryan? - Yes. My name's Ryan. - You're 31. -

31 years old. - Most if not everything that you've told her about yourself is true. - Yeah, everything is true. - What she didn't know was that when you met- - I was in a marriage. - You were married. And do you have children? - No. No kids. - How long were you married for? - Four years. - [Jasmine] Oh wow. - If you'd been honest when you first started talking, I imagine you would've probably understood - Yeah. If he came to me in the beginning. - [Nev] Right. - Like I was honest with you, that

was something you should have shared with me. - Yeah. I just, I was afraid. But I mean it's over now. I have no relations of doing nothing with that woman. - Okay. Just gonna try and clear a couple of things up. We found a second Instagram page. It's called... - Maja Denero. - Yes. - Yeah. - [Ryan] Yes. - Is that your- - That's my old account. I used to be a full blown artist. - Why did you never tell her about that? Why not send her any of your music? - Because I wasn't really into that life li

ke I was before. So I didn't want to be like, "Hey, I used to do that." - [Nev] So that's not something you're really doing? - That's not a main focus at the moment, I'm into my job. I work for the city now. - [Nev] Okay, but why not video chat? - Well, I don't like to video chat all the time. I'm more of a text person. - Sure. Okay. Yeah. Look, I get that. - I just want her to know I'm so serious. Like, I want her. (gentle music) Jasmine, I love you. There's nothing else that I want. You give m

e all the proper feeling that I want from a woman. Seeing you just solidifies it and secures it. And please, just understand that people make mistakes. - I mean, he seems like a good guy, right? - Right. I think so. - I love you and I really want to make this work. Please. - All right. - Somebody's turning into the parking lot. - Looks like an Uber. One person's getting out. - Okay. We can't see them yet. They look tall. - Oh my god. I think that's him. - I think that's him. - [Tee] Oh my God. -

He's got his hood up though. Hello. - Hi. Hi. I'm Kamie. Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you. - And I'm Nev. - Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you. - It's him. - It's him. Ibraheem? - [Ibraheem] Yeah. - Hey! Oh my God. - Well this is Tee. - You look beautiful. - Um... Oh my god. My mind just went completely blank. - So collect your thoughts. Let me just clear up a couple things. First of all- - You can sit if you want to. Yeah. - Thank you for coming. So just to kind of get a few little thing

s outta the way. Are you 33? - Yeah. - Okay. Are you a chef? - I'm a prep cook. - Okay. But you work at a restaurant or a kitchen? - Yeah. - So, okay. You do live in New Jersey? - Yeah. - Okay. You don't have any kids? - No. - [Nev] Haven't been married? - [Ibraheem] No. - All that stuff checks out. - Yeah. Like I wasn't trying to lie to you. My first time meeting her, I wanted it to be special and I wanted to take care of a few things. I was scared of rejection and I just was like, I like how w

e talk. So I didn't want it to end. - So I'm guessing because of your teeth, is that why? - Yeah, like I'm going through it to try to handle it and I just felt like meeting you now was just going to... - What happened? - I got in a fight and I lost my teeth and after that I just kept pushing it and pushing it back. Like that's why I was scared to meet up. - When was that? - Summertime. In the summertime. - Oh, so right around the time you guys met? - Yeah. After that we was trying to meet up and

it had already happened. - I just hope like, like you're not the type to just be getting into fights and we could be walking down the street next thing you know, it's a problem. - [Ibraheem] No, I'm not- - You're that guy? - No, I'm not that guy, but I'm like, at the end of the day, you gotta defend yourself. - Yeah, I understand. - Most people will be like, there summer teeth, some are there, some are not. - At least you have a good sense of humor about it. - I'm doing what I need to do to jus

t fix the cosmetic of what happened. - Right. Right. - Right. - But it's expensive. - $800 a tooth. Once I get the money and I start the process, still gonna take up to like two months. You gonna have to see- - So when we were talking on the phone, you had said I could use a couple more months. - I was trying to just figure out what I was going to do. - That's the only thing that's been keeping you from meeting up? - Yeah, I enjoy talking to her. I love talking to her. So I was happy with just k

eeping it where it was. - One thing that I'm very curious about, which I can't confirm because you're wearing a hood, is that she told us you got a tattoo. - Yeah, I wanted to show her like, I really do care and like it was supposed to be a grand romantic gesture for when I do meet her and I had everything situated, like something special that I already did for her. - But you do have the tattoo? - Yeah, I do have the tattoo. - Can we see that? - Yep. That's it. - Yeah. It's on there. - Let's be

clear though, like I never asked you to like get the tattoo and even when you first told me about it, I didn't know like what to say, what to do, and... - I know. I thought like after I had my teeth fixed, show you, and like show you that I really do feel strongly about you and it was going to be something special. - What are your feelings towards Tee? - I mean, I love her. Like I fell in love with the person I talk to every night. The person that makes me feel special like nobody else in the wo

rld. - I don't know what to say. - Well look, it took a lot of courage for him to come here. He's now revealed- - [Kamie] His truth. - His truth. Now is a good opportunity for you to do the same 'cause it's only gonna get weirder and harder if we don't do it now out. - He has a tattoo. - Yes. The tattoo, there is unfortunately a problem. Why don't you tell him? Rip the bandaid off. - I don't want to. - Gotta just tell him. (dramatic music) - It's too much for me. - Rip the bandaid. - When you as

ked me what the Tee stands for, it is short for Latornia. Tara isn't my real name. (dramatic music) I'm so, so sorry. - I mean, what do I do? You could have just told me. - [Tee] I know (mumbles) Can I have a hug? - You could have just told me. You know that, right? - [Tee] I'm sorry. - She didn't expect you to get it tattooed on your neck. - [Tee] I didn't. - I love you, so. (gentle music) - Just have a kid and name it Tara. All right? Look, this is an insane thing to have happen. Obviously you

understand how heavily that was weighing on her. And to be fair for a year you've had this situation that you didn't tell her about. But look, in terms of all the scenarios and the crazy thoughts we had about what could be, it's like best case scenario. - I know. I don't know what to say. I definitely appreciate you showing up because I couldn't do it anymore. But knowing that I am pretty much fresh out of a relationship and knowing everything that has gone on with me, are you willing to like,

just be friends for a while? Are you willing to go at that pace? Is that okay with you? Or you're like, you know, look, we either be together or you know, I'd rather just move on with my life. - I mean you can't make somebody be with you. (gentle music) So I mean I would hope eventually you'll have time to heal and we can pursue and move forward. I mean that's the decision you'll have to make. I mean, you know where I stand, you know how I feel, and it ain't going to change. - But I thought that

's what you wanted. - I do. But like I said, like with this whole thing, it just really had me thinking different. (dramatic music) (knocking on door) (knocking on door) - Oh. Hello. - [Shynia] Hi. - Nice to meet you. - [Shynia] Nice to meet you. - I'm Nev. How you feeling? - [Shynia] Nervous. - You hear the voice? - Yeah. - It's her. - Yeah, it sounds like it. - You ready to do this? - [Shynia] No. - [Kamie] Is she laughing? There you go. - [Nev] Come on. - Hi. - Hi. - I'm Kamie. - Hello. I'm S

hynia. - [Kamie] Nice to meet you. - Alright, well nice to finally meet you. - Nice to meet you. - There's a lot to kind of clear up. But before we start firing questions to you, why don't you just give us a little bit of a rundown kind of on who you are. - I'm Shynia. Um... I don't know what to say. - Are you in a relationship? - No. - Do you consider yourself in a relationship with Jass? - No 'cause we broke up but I do want a relationship with her. - Why'd you do it? Like why did you make fak

e profiles of someone that you're not? - It was to get back at an ex. It was nothing like towards you or anything. Like you just came up and I liked how you looked. - So wait, so you made the Lillian profile to get back at an ex-girlfriend or boyfriend? - Girlfriend. I found out my ex-girlfriend cheated on me. - Okay. - So I made the fake profile of Lillian. - It wasn't really a fake profile. You were impersonating Lillian, the real person. - Yeah. - So why not just use Lillian's pictures but ca

ll her by a different name? - I guess if someone like looked her up, it would make sense that she's in Florida. You know I'm in Florida. - [Nev] Right. - I seen her around but never talked to her. I found her on Instagram. I thought she was pretty. So I made the fake profile. - You made me look dumb. I was lying to people saying that we had met before so that they could stay outta my business. - Mm. - You made me look hella stupid. - I didn't mean to make you look stupid at all. That wasn't the

point of it. I really did fall in love with you and I just, I did wanna come forward as myself but I was just scared and insecure about things. - I gave you like a lot of chances to tell me who you really were and you still, you didn't take 'em. Like, you could have told me who you were. - I feel like I was just lying because I was just trying to protect myself. I don't really lie in relationships. I'm very truthful. - We were on the phone when I got this tattoo. You let me get it. You got- - Bu

t you didn't tell me that you were getting her name. - I did. I said I was gonna get your name tatted. - What were you thinking when you saw that she got "Lillian" tattooed on her chest? - I was like, "Oh my God." Like, "Why would you do that?" I wanted to tell her right then and there. Like, my name's not Lillian. - Why didn't you? - Because I was like, damn. She's gonna be mad as (beep). She got a random bitch name tatted on her. Like so instead of her being mad, I said, "Okay, let's just go a

long with it. I guess." - I mean the fact that she got a tattoo and that you knew she was going to do it is insane. I haven't even heard you say you felt bad about it. - I did feel bad. I still do feel bad. Like that's gonna be on her until like she get it lasered off or whatever she wants to do with it. And that's gonna take time and money. - What you've been doing is wildly inappropriate and unfair. But I don't get the sense that you don't know this already. I feel like you know that what you'

ve been doing is wrong. - Mhm. - But you haven't said I'm sorry. - Jass- - I don't want it if you just saying it. - No, I'm truly apologizing because I know what I did was wrong and I do still love you. I'm just... I don't know. I'm just lost for words. I don't know what to say. I do hope we can continue talking 'cause we did have that bond together and I still love you a lot. (soft suspenseful music) - There's a girl in a car over there. A blonde girl in a car. - Oh. - Hi. - [Kamie] What? - Lex

i, right? - Lacey. - I'm sorry, say it again? - Lacey. - Lacey? - Yes. - Hi. Nev. - [Lacey] I'm here. - And are you Lexi? - Lexi? Kind of. - Kind of? So confused. Sorry. This is Lacey? - [Lacey] Lacey. Yes. - Lacey, hi. I'm Kamie. - Nice to meet you. Zach? - [Zach] And I'm Zach, nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you. - So can you, sorry, explain. - So I am the voice of Lexi. - [Nev] Okay. - I have a partner who does not want to be here. - When you say partner, you mean like a partner in crime or

partner like a person that you're in a relationship with? - No, just a friend. - [Nev] Okay. - They are talking to Zachary and I've hopped on and sent a few voice messages. - The voice sounds familiar. - So the phone calls and the voice notes were you. - Yes. - But the text messages were all this other mystery partner. - Correct. - For why? - Basically free food. There's kind of just like a lot of guys on the internet that are wanting to talk to a young pretty girl and are willing to send money,

send gift cards. And personally I am tired of men and the way that they objectify women. And so I'm like, sorry, like if you want to objectify women and are willing to just send money when you don't know anything. - That's not objectification, is it? To wanna talk to a pretty girl. - That's on a dating app that you match with that is also supposed to be there for dating? - Come on. You gotta know that's (beep)! Tricking guys into thinking that you might be interested in them and then lying to t

hem so that they send you money and food, that's like pointing the finger at a fish for getting caught in a net and being like, "Dumb fish." Yeah, you put a net there! I'm sure there are plenty of guys who unsolicited will just be gross and inappropriate and objectify you. - Right. - But like you can't really consider it an excuse. You don't know exactly everything that your partner's been saying to them. Like, you just don't know - You're right. I don't know. I don't know a lot. That's why I'm

like- - [Nev] Right. - It's kind of their thing. Like I don't catfish people personally, like they're doing this, so I'm just kind of helping them out with my voice. - Because they're good friends or because you get it on the- - Because they're a good friend and then also, because yeah, they gimme some of the money that they get, so. - Listen, you're scamming guys for money. You and your partner and facilitating is still being a part of it and that's not right or fair. - That's a good point. I c

an't even argue with that. That's true. It's actually my partner right now. (phone ringing) - [Nev] Whoa. - [Lacey] I should go. He is not very happy. - He? So it's a he? Is Jordan behind it? - No. - I mean it's not fair for you to put yourself out here and not them, so. - I can try to... How long are you guys planning to be in town? - Today and I guess tomorrow. - I can try to talk to him and see if, if I can get him to change his mind. - [Nev] Let's make that happen. Not for us, but for Zach.

(doorbell rings) - [Kamie] Why do I have a bad feeling about this? - [Nev] Yeah, you and me both. - [Kamie] Nev! (knocking on door) - Oh. Hey. - [Levi] How's it going man? - [Nev] What's your name? - [Levi] Levi. - [Nev] Levi. Do you wanna come outside for a minute? - [Levi] Yeah. - And help us set the record straight. Okay? Okay. - [Kamie] Hello. - What's up guys? - [Nev] This is Levi. - [Kamie] Kamie. - Nice to meet you. - [Kamie] Nice to meet you, Levi. - This is Zach, who I guess you already

know. - Yeah, a little bit. - I was excited to hear that you wanted to sort of set the record straight so- - Let's set it. - Set it up. - Yeah. I think you just kind of got caught in a big web of OnlyFans management, man. - What does that even mean? - So all these different accounts, all these different people I help manage, promotional accounts on Instagram, you just kind of happened to fall into one of those traps, I guess. - Okay. So hold on. Sorry. Can you just explain what you do, unrelate

d to Zach for a second? - Yeah, so I do social media management. - [Kamie] Okay. - Meaning women making content and stuff like that. - Okay. And are a lot of those women on OnlyFans? - Yeah. - So is it safe to say you help manage their sort of non OnlyFans social media platforms? Because a lot of traffic comes from there and directs to their OnlyFans, right? - Correct. Correct. - Sort of like customer acquisition? - Yeah, in a way. So my team and I, we all handle communications. I do the marketi

ng for 'em. - So this is a a viable business? - Yeah, I have an LLC for it, and everything. - [Nev] Wow. And how many people work with you on this? - Three, sometimes four, kind of bounces around. - [Nev] Is Lacey one of those three? - She's not directly under the LLC, but she does help me randomly with small stuff. - And is this a profitable enterprise? - Yeah, it's one of main jobs. - So why the hell are you making a fake profile for a girl that doesn't exist? And asking guys for Chipotle gift

cards? - Sometimes it just spirals outta control like that. If we meet a guy who wants to send money to a random person they've never met, it's kinda hard to say no. You know? - Right. But that's bull (beep). It would be going against your best interest to have fake accounts. Wouldn't you wanna be using your girls' dating profiles and say to him like, "Hey, you're cute. Come to my Snapchat" and then, "Oh hey, I also have an OnlyFans." Like so that you can actually generate income through one of

your clients rather than a fake account. I don't get it. I don't get it. - So that's always the ultimate goal to bring people to the OnlyFans. - [Nev] Right. - Even if it's a creator that does not even look like the girl on those apps. - [Nev] That doesn't seem very legit. - [Kamie] When you're using the real girl's face pictures. - And asking people for money. - For money, all of those things, what's to stop a guy who thinks that they're talking to her from attacking her, approaching her? Like

have you thought about that? - A little bit. Yeah. - And you just don't give a (beep)? - I do give a (beep). It's just that, it's the internet. - The reason that Zach decided to even come here today is to show you that it's not the internet. This is the person you were talking to. - Yeah, it's wrong. - The internet that people are afraid of is people like you. - [Lacey] Hi. - [Kamie] Who's this? Oh, Lacey. - Just checking on how things are going out here. - [Kamie] Oh great. - We were just disc

ussing that saying it's the internet excuses you from the reality that you're (beep) with real people. For both of you, I would urge you to work on developing some empathy for how your actions affect those around you.