HOUSTON – A scorned Houston man allegedly created numerous fake online dating profiles for two of his ex-girlfriends, including one on a website for prisoners.
MyFoxHouston.com reports 30-year-old Carl Wayne McGraw, Jr. has been accused by two women of creating multiple fake dating profiles for them online, using their real names, e-mail addresses, home addresses and phone numbers.
The first woman says she discovered several fake profiles for herself online after dating McGraw for two months. One of the profiles said she was a "porn star," and included her home and work addresses.
The second woman says she dumped McGraw after five months of dating because she caught him in "multiple lies." She claims he hacked her e-mail and created an account for her on CellPals.com, a pen pal website for prison inmates. She says she also found a fake Facebook account.
Investigators say McGraw is a suspect in the investigation and they have charged him with online impersonation, according to MyFoxHouston.com.
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