已定罪爱情诈骗犯未向联邦监狱报到被起诉：判96个月却在报到前一天于Atlanta机场失去踪迹，FBI悬赏5000美元
美国司法部路易斯安那东区检察官办公室公布，一名已被定罪的爱情诈骗犯因未按期向联邦监狱管理局（BOP）报到服刑被起诉，目前在逃，逮捕令已经发出。联邦大陪审团于10月23日对她提起这项新指控。
被告 Emuobosan Emmanuella Hall，46岁，住在 Atlanta，是尼日利亚公民、美国永久居民。她此前在爱情诈骗案中被联邦地区法官 Jane Triche Milazzo 判处8年监禁；目前她仍在逃。
据法庭文件，Hall 于2024年4月在 New Orleans 被联邦大陪审团起诉，罪名包括共谋邮件与电汇诈骗、共谋洗钱；她在 Atlanta 被捕后获准保释，其后认罪。2026年1月，法官 Milazzo 判处她96个月监禁，允许她继续保释在外，并命令她在2026年3月25日前向指定的联邦监狱管理局机构报到服刑。
但 Hall 没有按期报到。据其监控设备的 GPS 数据，她最后出现的已知位置是2026年3月24日的 Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta 国际机场，设备在那里停止工作。她此前向缓刑官提供了飞往 Minnesota 的航班信息，她被指定的服刑地就在那里；但航空公司的记录显示，她没有登上那班航班。
原诈骗案方面，Hall 已承认参与一个主要针对年长女性的爱情诈骗团伙：团伙成员在 Facebook、Instagram 等社交平台结识受害人，冒充住在国外的将军、慈善家或企业家取得信任，再把对话转到 WhatsApp 等加密平台，进而以慈善工作、家人治病等虚假理由索要钱财。Hall 承认对851,207美元的受害人损失负责；她与同案被告 Kenneth G. Akpieyi 共同组织了 Le Beau Monde LLC 公司用于实施诈骗，Akpieyi 经陪审团审判后已被判处25年监禁。
路易斯安那东区检察官 David I. Courcelle 表示，Hall 骗取的正是弱势年长公民的退休钱，她逃避法律的行为显示她对司法体系的漠视，检方将继续追捕她及任何协助她逃避服刑的人。
若新罪名成立，Hall 最高可被判处10年监禁，且须与原判刑期连续执行，另可被罚款最高250,000美元。联邦调查局（FBI）悬赏5,000美元征集能致其被捕的线索：知情者可拨打 1-800-CALL-FBI，或通过 FBI 线上举报站 提供信息。检方强调，这项新起诉只是指控，她的罪责须在法庭上以排除合理怀疑的标准证明。
Convicted Romance Scammer Indicted for Failing to Report to Federal Prison: Sentenced to 96 Months, She Vanished at Atlanta Airport the Day Before Reporting; FBI Offers $5,000 Reward
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana announced that a convicted romance scammer has been indicted for failure to report to the Bureau of Prisons to serve her sentence. A federal grand jury indicted her on October 23, 2026, and she is currently at large, with a warrant issued for her arrest.
The defendant, Emuobosan Emmanuella Hall, age 46, of Atlanta, Georgia, is a citizen of Nigeria and a U.S. permanent resident. She had been sentenced to eight years in prison by U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo for her role in a romance scam.
According to court documents, Hall was indicted in April 2024 by a federal grand jury in New Orleans for conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. She was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia, and granted bond, and subsequently pleaded guilty. In January 2026, Judge Milazzo sentenced her to 96 months in prison, permitted her to remain on bond, and ordered her to report to her designated Bureau of Prisons institution by March 25, 2026.
Hall did not report as ordered. According to GPS data from her monitoring device, her last known location was Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on March 24, 2026, where the device ceased operating. She had provided her probation officer with flight information to Minnesota, where she was designated to serve her sentence; according to airline records, she did not board that flight.
In the underlying scheme, Hall pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud mostly older women in a romance scam. Conspirators posed as generals, philanthropists or entrepreneurs living outside the United States, met victims on Facebook, Instagram and similar platforms, and moved conversations to WhatsApp or another encrypted platform before asking for money for fraudulent reasons such as charitable work or sick family members. Hall admitted responsibility for $851,207 in victim losses. She and codefendant Kenneth G. Akpieyi organized a company, Le Beau Monde LLC, used in furtherance of the scam; Akpieyi was convicted at trial and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
U.S. Attorney David I. Courcelle said Hall was convicted of defrauding vulnerable, elderly citizens out of their retirement funds, and that her flight from the law shows utter disregard for the judicial system. If convicted of the new charge, Hall faces a maximum of ten years in prison to be served consecutively to her prior sentence, a fine of up to $250,000, and a term of supervised release of up to three years. The FBI is offering a $5,000 reward leading to her arrest; anyone with information on her location should call 1-800-CALL-FBI or reach out through the FBI online tips site. The indictment is merely an allegation, and her guilt must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
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图片来源：图：Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta 国际机场航站楼内部——被告最后出现的已知地点。Harrison Keely 摄，CC BY 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Inside a terminal at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the defendant's last known location. Photo by Harrison Keely, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
