The person behind Netflix's new true crime documentary, Sweet Bobby: My Catfishing Nightmare, once revealed the reason she went ahead with the deciet.

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Based on the hit Tortoise podcast of the same name, Sweet Bobby is the story of Kirat Assi, a Londoner who became embroiled in a decades-long catfishing scam. Kirat herself was in her mid-30s by the time she met Bobby online. As she and her family members tell us repeatedly, she was desperate to find a husband.

A new Netflix documentary tells a sinister tale of a decade-long online romance scam, and the devastation that followed.

On the surface, Sweet Bobby is a fascinating and disturbing tale, but the storytelling itself is a little flimsy.

When Alexi Mostrous launched his Sweet Bobby podcast for Tortoise Media in 2021, it was met with an immediate outpouring of, well, confusion. Who is Bobby? What are his motivations? Why would someone do this,