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Another woman is speaking out after dating The Tinder Swindler.
But what happened after his time behind bars?
Where Is Simon Leviev Now?
AsThe Tinder Swindlerrecounts, Leviev only served five months of his 15-month prison sentence.
Soon, he was back in the spotlight.
However, he claimed he hadnotlied to get vaccinated early, saying, I am a businessman.
I can buy anyone or anything that I want.
I am not someone who waits in line or at places, he told Israels Channel 12.
With all due respect, I will not sit and wait 3-4 hours.
I am not someone who waits and no one can say a word about it.
The documentarys debut in February 2022 brought global attention.
Despite what it revealed,Leviev seemed to be living the good lifein Israel, based on his Instagram.
He was alsodating Israeli model Kate Konlin, who initially publicly defended him.
What Was Levievs Next Move?
What Was Levievs Reaction ToThe Tinder Swindler?
Im not a fraud and Im not a fake, he said.
People dont know me so they cannot judge me.
Im the biggest gentleman in the world.
Are There New Allegations Against Leviev?
Although Konlin defended Leviev in February 2022, she has joined his past victims in speaking out against him.
Even so, when she watched the documentary with him, she said she knew it was all true.
(In response to her allegations, Leviev told the BBC that Konlin lies and lies.)
He quickly charmed her and her friends, she shared.
At first, our relationship was a love bomb, she said.
Much like the women fromThe Tinder Swindler, she was won over by his romantic gestures and voicenotes.
Plus, his requests for loans started coming after a few months together.
Like the other women, she found herself in a bad situation.
She says he borrowed $150,000 and would berate her about money.
Now, she wants to share her experience to help others get out of similar situations.
He doesnt want me to tell my story of emotional abuse.
I open my heart and my story and every day I heal, she added.
Could Leviev Face More Prison Time?
InThe Tinder Swindler, his victims made it clear they stillwanted him to face greater legal consequencesfor his actions.
Sjoholm latertold the U.K.sMetrothat she was never going to give up on that.
This article was originally published onFeb.
