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Fake San Francisco 49ers Player Allegedly Wooed Woman Until Day of Arrest

August 29, 2026:

Fake San Francisco 49ers Player Allegedly Wooed Woman Until Day of Arrest

Fake San Francisco 49ers Player
Alleged Victim Says He Wooed Her Until Arrest

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A woman claiming to be the last victim of alleged fake 49ers player Daejon Love says she was still wrapped up with him right until the day the FBI arrested him … and she’s flashing what she says are receipts.

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The woman posted a TikTok saying she was Love’s “last victim” through August 24 — the same day federal authorities say Love was busted at Boise Airport with his alleged accomplice, Taylor Chan.

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Her video shows what she claims was their relationship … including fishing trips, travel, shopping, a Corvette and a diamond ring she appears to suggest Love got for her.

She also included screenshots of texts with a contact saved as “Jordan” — who she claims was Love — showing what appears to be a romantic relationship and talk about building a future together.

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In one exchange, she alleges he teased a gift before a diamond ring appears. In another, they talk about “building for the future” together.

The timing is notable … prosecutors say Love allegedly wooed women online and on dating apps by posing as a wealthy investor and NFL player, getting romantically involved with many of them while pitching bogus investments.

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As we reported … federal authorities accuse Love and Chan of scamming 26 women out of roughly $1.3 Million, with Love allegedly pretending to play for the San Francisco 49ers.

The woman doesn’t say in the video how much money she allegedly lost — if any — but she clearly wants people to know she claims she was still dealing with Love right up until his arrest.

She ends with a promise … “I will speak my truth.”

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