Archive · 5 Sep 2025
Japanese Woman Scammed by Fake Astronaut for Oxygen
An elderly woman in Japan was tricked by a scammer pretending to be an astronaut in space.
They met online, and the scammer claimed to be in distress and needing money for oxygen to survive.
The woman, who lived alone and developed feelings, sent the money.
Afterward, the scammer disappeared.
This type of scam preys on vulnerable individuals, especially older women, seeking companionship.
Local police are warning people to be cautious of online requests for money from strangers.
An 80-year-old Japanese woman was scammed.
The scammer posed as an astronaut.
The scammer claimed to need money for oxygen.
The woman met the scammer on social media in July.
The woman lives in Hokkaido, Japan.
- Who
- 80-year-old Japanese woman
- What
- Lost approximately ₹6 lakh to an online scam.
- When
- July (initial contact)
- Where
- Hokkaido, Japan
- Why
- Tricked by a scammer posing as an astronaut needing oxygen.
- Victim
- 80-year-old Japanese woman
- Loss
- Approximately ₹6 lakh (5,000 pounds or $7,500)
- Scam Type
- Online romance scam
- Initial Contact
- Social media, July
- Scammer's Claim
- Astronaut needing oxygen
- Location
- Hokkaido, Japan
- Police Advice
- Be suspicious of online demands for money
Sources
80-Year-Old Japanese Woman Loses Rs 5 Lakh To Romance Scam By Fake Astronaut
Love Is In The Air… And In Space: 'Astronaut' Tricks Woman Into Paying ₹5.5 Lakh For ‘Oxygen’
'Astronaut' man tells lover he is 'under attack on spaceship', dupes her of 1 million yen
Woman Loses Rs 6 Lakh To Scammer Posing As Astronaut Stuck In Space Without Oxygen