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Fraudster who scammed ex-lover's shocking on-camera confession
A Current Affair Staff

David Prince-Popovich is one charming guy.
It's how he's managed to trick and manipulate his ex-lover into handing him $130,000 with a false bank document and an empty promise of repayment.
In a rare move, in front of our cameras, the convicted fraudster admitted he has narcissistic and sociopathic "tendencies" and wants to change.
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