One, a 29-year-old gym trainer, followed Bhatti on Instagram for nearly two years, believing he was a social media influencer. The other, a 19-year-old clothing-store worker, was attracted by reels promising money, expensive cars and a luxurious lifestyle.
One, a 29-year-old gym trainer, followed Bhatti on Instagram for nearly two years, believing he was a social media influencer. The other, a 19-year-old clothing-store worker, was attracted by reels promising money, expensive cars and a luxurious lifestyle.
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One, a 29-year-old gym trainer, followed Bhatti on Instagram for nearly two years, believing he was a social media influencer. The other, a 19-year-old clothing-store worker, was attracted by reels promising money, expensive cars and a luxurious lifestyle.
