Prince George’s County Police are investigating a Laurel man accused of misrepresenting his identity and convincing multiple women to loan him large sums of money.
Camille Lynn, whose last name FOX 5 has agreed not to use, says she met Ronnel Daniels in March 2020. She thought she had met the man of her dreams, who falsely identified himself to her as Dr. Ronald Harvey Daniels, a researcher on Dr. Fauci’s team at NIH working on the COVID-19 vaccine.
“He intentionally misrepresented himself as a Dr. Ronald Harvey Daniels,” Camille said.
Then Dr. Daniels’ story began to unravel, but not before Camille agreed to loan him nearly $30,000 over a year-long period for various financial needs.
FOX 5 confirmed with NIH that Daniels does not work in a science-based role for the research agency. A spokeswoman said he has been a contracted video editor since April 2019. He has also never worked with Dr. Fauci.
Camille isn’t alone.
FOX 5 spoke to several other women who say Daniels owes them various amounts of money from $400 to about $1000. Three women, including a woman we’ve agreed to call Nicole, are suing him, according to Maryland Court records.
“He owes me $650 but that $650 was mine. I didn’t give it to him to just let him have it. I never told him it was a gift,” Nicole said.
In two of those cases, a judge has issued judgments against Daniels.
Should have been a red flag, when then minute he ask for money, with the credentials, he presented, he needed money? Wake up women, don’t fall for the scam. Any man worth his salt, will not ask you for money.
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