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Summoning Nev and Max to help catch a potential stalker who is impersonating the family of a popular online personality.
Summoning Nev and Max to help catch a potential stalker who is impersonating the family of a popular online personality.
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S8, EP7 "Danielle & BJ"Nev and Kamie get a letter from a woman worried that a guy named BJ is catfishing her friend Danielle; BJ comforted Danielle when somebody shot her, but now she needs to know who she's really been dating for the past six years.
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S7, EP29 "Mathan & Leah"Nev and co-host Kamie Crawford help Mathan find Leah, a girl he's been talking to for a decade yet can never meet; but Leah has secrets beyond their wildest imaginations that will lead them on one of their toughest chases to date.
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S8, EP1 "Red & Jalissa"For the last six years, Red's been talking to Jalissa and her group of celebrity besties; hot on the trail to meet Jalissa in L.A., Nev and Kamie help Red uncover a truth that might turn her Hollywood love story into a tragedy.
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S7, EP37 "CJ & Shana"Justin Combs joins Nev to help CJ find Shana, a woman that CJ's been having a steamy relationship with for eight years and has never met.
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S5, EP18 "Catherine & Graham"A woman from Long Island, N.Y., prepares to relocate to Tennessee for her internet love.
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S5, EP17 "Andrea, Alex & Andrea"Summoning Nev and Max to help catch a potential stalker who is impersonating the family of a popular online personality.
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