Netflix loves a good human tragedy, preferably one that comes wrapped in high-definition trauma and binge-able betrayal. Viewers have gorged on dating disasters before, swindlers, catfishers, and entrepreneurs with more red flags than a political rally. Now, the platform serves another round, shaken not stirred, with all the true-crime garnish. Love Con Revenge blends heartbreak with bank statements, love letters with legal notices. Consider it emotional damage… arriving under a title that feels both kiss and kill.

When Netflix dives into heartbreak and scams, it is always a wild ride. If betrayal had a soundtrack, this would be the ultimate remix. Here are all the dark, delicious details on Love Con Revenge.

The six-episode Love Con Revenge places Cecilie Fjellhøy, yes, that The Tinder Swindler survivor, back under the spotlight, only now she is wielding it. Joining her is Brianne Joseph, a private investigator with the kind of determination usually reserved for Oscar campaigns. Together, they play emotional SWAT team for the scammed and scorned. Each episode turns sob stories into cold-case manhunts, peeling back the glamour to reveal how love stories mutate into bank statements no one ever wanted to sign.

While the docuseries offers justice in high definition, it also unpacks a reality where revenge becomes its own romantic subplot.

Forget chocolates and candlelight, this narrative swaps them for subpoenas and search warrants. Cecilie Fjellhøy’s own scam survival becomes the blueprint for hunting others who cloak larceny in “Good morning, beautiful” texts. Partnering with Brianne Joseph, she infiltrates a dating underworld that thrives on charm and vanishes with cash. The show is equal parts investigative thriller and emotional autopsy, exposing the scale of digital love crimes while reminding viewers that romance, when weaponized, has a kill count.

As the investigations heat up and emotional stakes rise, proving heartbreak can rival any Hollywood divorce, the question lingers: when will Love Con Revenge slide into Netflix’s vast treasure trove of true-crime gems?

Mark the calendar: Friday, September 5, 2025, is when Netflix drops all six episodes, each about 40 minutes, just long enough to ruin your trust issues before bedtime. The official trailer, out since August 8, hints at wire transfers, hidden cameras, and confrontations sharp enough to cut through any scripted drama. It is an unscripted binge that feels scripted in its tension, delivering one last summer fling, except the romance is dead before the title card.

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