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Published: 2025-03-24

Simon Leviev, the Israeli Scammer Similar to Jeon Cheong-jo





If a woman asked to meet first, he never agreed => Jeon Cheong-jo was the same. Also, instead of approaching as himself, he made the first contact in the role of a secretary so that reaching out would feel natural.


Kuleshov effect

Emotions can change depending on the before/after image (context).

He always walked around with a bodyguard named Pyotr Kalus, who was 190 cm tall and weighed 120 kg. Since Simon's own build was rather slight, he walked beside a huge, tattooed Polish bodyguard—and that automatically made him look like an imposing figure.

- red sneakers effect



Rather, the majority were not wealthy but ordinary working-class people. Money was a huge problem for them, and he was cosplaying as a "protector" who solved that problem.



Because people like those similar to themselves, he approached them by cosplaying as an ordinary person and confided his secrets.


Con artists keep lying from the very beginning because, unlike ordinary people, they feel no shame even when lying. Even when they tell an obvious lie, they do not recognize that lying is wrong. If it can get them out of a situation, they lie with all their might. Victims want to understand, but even that situation only drags them deeper into the mire.


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