Unusual: the Italian lost for weeks fell in love with "Dua Lipa" on Facebook! He sent her 5 thousand euros, but after she disappeared...

2024-04-11 17:38:47Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Unusual: the Italian lost for weeks fell in love with "Dua Lipa" on
Italian Gianfranco Bonzi / Dua Lipa

The disappearance of an Italian citizen, whose family members have not had any contact with him since March 23, takes an unusual turn.

Italian media write that Gianfranco Bonzi had fallen in love with a girl on the Internet, who had the profile name Dua Lipa.

The two had known each other since last summer, even at one point "Dua Lipa" had asked the Italian for 5 thousand euros and he had started it through bank transfers.

It was the journalist of the Italian show about missing people "Who has seen it", who came into contact with the person hiding behind the Facebook profile named Dua Lipa. The journalist asked her if she knew about Bonzi, and she answered (in imperfect Italian) saying that she didn't know anything, but that "for 50 euros she would be willing to go to Cagliari and look for him" .

So, during the communication, the police managed to discover two important details about the mysterious girl named Dua Lipa, she lives in Sicily and was born in 1966.

Italian media reports that Gianfranco could really believe he was talking to singer Dua Lipa. He said that she told him "I love you" and once when he asked for a photo as proof, she brought him a photo of Dua Lipa kissing the camera, reports voxnews.al.

When she disappeared from social networks, apparently after taking the money and seeing that there was nothing to take it from, Franco must have felt a strong disappointment, perhaps he felt humiliated to the point that he wrote it in a Facebook group for the zodiac: "Good evening, this is my last post and also one of the last actions and the cause is a disappointment in love that I could not handle," and attached to this sentence the image of a broken heart that reads "Game Over".

Meanwhile, the fake Dua Pipa has also sent the correspondent Raffaella Griggi, in the hope of a bank transfer, the tax code and the 14-digit alphanumeric acronym, and it turns out that she is from 1966 and can be called Michela (but also Michele because the possibility is not excluded to be a man).

She may be a foreigner because she does not write Italian well, but there is also the possibility that she pretends not to know Italian. What she is sure of is that she lives in a town in Sicily. Now the police are expected to find him easily to take his testimony.


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