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The story of how a person posing as a famous basketball player Rokas Jokubaitis got a lot of money from a girl is gradually gaining momentum. According to the Lithuanian police, the suspect is currently in detention.
“Yesterday to Vilnius County. A young girl who suffered for a young man posing as a famous basketball player” Žalgiris “from Kaunas, R. Jokubaitis, applied to the police.
A pre-trial fraud investigation was launched immediately.
He was arrested on the 23rd of this morning. the suspect, a search at his home, many important evidence were found for the investigation, ”the Lithuanian police wrote on their Facebook account.
The girls owe ten thousand. euros?
15 minutes Remember that until recently the story of a girl with the name of basketball player Rokas Jokubaitis was published on the social network of the Facebook group. It is true that the story is not about the famous Žalgiris, but the impostor who pretends to be.
“Be careful. This story happened to my friend and she asked her to share it in this group so that all of you would be attentive and vigilant, receiving on social media a Tinder message from VB, posing as Rokas Jokubaitis from Žalgiris And here seriously.
The story is this. My friend on the Tinder app contacted a guy who introduced himself by the name of Rokas Jokubaitis, but he didn’t say anything to my friend because she wasn’t interested in basketball at all. Of course, after such an introduction, he found Rokas Jokubaitis on Google, did his homework.
The vigilant girlfriend knew that everything that boy said could be a lie. But, a classic, he offered to meet her to prove that he was indeed Rokas Jokubaitis and that they could continue to communicate calmly.
He approached her with the last “Arteon” marked with the “Žalgiris” emblems, he was wearing “Žalgiris” clothing (sponsors’ mark everywhere, Rokas Jokubaitis surname, number, orally, everything). And, folks, believe me, well, brutally similar to Jokubaitis. And that’s where it all started ”, the girl begins.
It turns out that the impostor posed as a well-known basketball player who sent the girls photos of “practice” in Kaunas, showing videos of him driving his car from behind the “Žalgiris” bus. Later, the guy even bought a computer on behalf of the basketball player.
“The boy went to my friend’s Vilnius every day (in the morning he goes to” train “in Kaunas, then he returns to Vilnius to my friend’s house, and at night – to train again). He constantly sent him videos from the Žalgiris Arena, sending him videos as he accompanied the team to the plane (literally, following the Žalgiris bus with his car).
Met with different “Žalgiris” trainings, sweaters, jackets at each meeting; everything is marked with posters of sponsors, Rokas Jokubaitis and their number. He had a car, suitcases, sports bags with all these brands.
Throughout it, he would always tell her to watch the competition and then call her to discuss it: “Did you see how I …?”, “And did you notice that?” And he shared all kinds of secrets about what the team is talking about inside. Oh, and they were still sending videos from the Radisson Hotel, where the entire “Žalgiris” team stayed before the competition.
When they go out for a walk, some people (as he called them friends) definitely come up to them and say, “Hi Rokai, how are you?” They bought a computer together, which he bought on behalf of Rokas Jokubaitis. Together with my friend, they went to the gym to go to the gym; they approached him there again on behalf of Rokas Jokubaitis. In a word, the guy had thought about every detail that doesn’t even take his head off ”, the author of the text was surprised.
Finally, when the girl suspected that the boy was cheating on her, she found his real name on his cell phone. Hoping that at least now he would get some explanation from him, the impostor still claimed to be Rokas Jokubaitis.
“The saddest thing is that while they communicated like this for two months, he wove another story. He and his agent allegedly made some mistakes while completing the STI statement, which led to the blocking of his bank card. This means that he asked for money (obviously in cash, because the card was “blocked”). Saying he’s Rokas Jokubaitis, could he cheat?
Today he owes him almost 10,000. euros. The culmination. Yesterday he left his phone at my friend’s apartment. And you know what girls do who are left alone with their boyfriends’ phones … On that phone, he found the truth, in short, he saw who that guy really was (correspondence, photos, identification photos, etc.).
Clearly, she kept her mind cool, though she already realized she had been misled, to put it mildly, but she tried to ask questions, to explain, to give her a chance to tell the truth. He said, “Tell me who you are, I won’t tell anyone.” But he told her: “I am Rokas Jokubaitis, if you go to four psychotherapy sessions, you can come back with me.” And that is. It happened yesterday. Today my friend is writing a report and I hope that everything ends well and that with as much disgust as he is, he gets what he deserves.
Girls, if you are a victim of this person, write to me, I will refer you to my friend whose story I described. Keep this story in mind, tell a friend. Don’t be fooled and be vigilant. We take care of ourselves and protect ourselves, “reads a Facebook group.
Due to the unpleasant situation 15 minutes He also contacted the Kaunas spokesman “Žalgiris” Almantas Kiveris, who assured that this fact was unpleasant for the basketball player himself.
“We found out about this story from soc. networks. From the information seen in the public space and the complementary stories, this story seems to be true. Of course, it is unpleasant for both the club and Rokas that “Žalgiris” or his name is used, “commented A. Kiveris.
The basketball player himself describes this story as unique and says that when such an event is made public, people will be protected against theft and scams.
“It just came to our knowledge then. I don’t think anyone has heard a similar story and money is attracted in that way. I don’t really understand what’s going on yet, but I see things like this negatively because my name is used without my knowledge and people are being misled, but there is also a good side, because this story is really instructive and when it all came out in public, people will be protected against theft and even greater scams, ”commented R. Jokubaitis.
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