Where is Bhogal from sweet Bobby podcast now?
The Tortoise team behind the Sweet Bobby podcast successfully tracked Bhogal down, and even got into contact with the catfish. Per Mail Online, Bhogal still lives with her parents in North West London.
What happened between sweet Bobby and Simran Bhogal?
Mostrous also encouraged Simran Bhogal to get in contact to explain her side of the story. The only communication Sweet Bobby received from Bhogal was a statement via her lawyers, which read: “This matter concerns a family dispute over events that began over a decade ago, when I was a schoolgirl.
Where do Kirat and Simran Bhogal come from?
Also the part of London (Dartford), is far from the place where Kirat and Simran come from, atleast an hour by car. Simran Bhogal are also common names, and you can bet that most Simran Bhogals have the middle name 'Kaur'.
Does Simran Bhogal have a Twitter account?
It appears Simran may have used Twitter several years ago, but that activity has since stopped or those accounts deleted. There is no way of verifying whether the accounts did actually belong to Simran Bhogal.
What is Simran bhogal doing now?
What is Simran Bhogal doing now? According to the Mail Online, Simran still lives with her parents in North West London. In terms of social media, she has gone completely underground. She works in financial services.
Who is Simran catfish?
In episode three of the podcast, hosted by Alexi Mostrous, it's revealed that Kirat has been catfished by her own cousin Simran Bhogal, who allegedly used the identity of a real man named Bobby and gradually developed a relationship with Kirat through Facebook to where they would eventually become a romantic couple.
Who is Simran to kirat?
He turned out to be an invention of Kirat's cousin, Simran, a woman ten years her junior, who was running a network of more than fifty fake profiles centred on Bobby, many imitating real people. (There was a real Bobby, too, who lived in Brighton and had no idea his images were being repurposed.)
What happens at the end of Sweet Bobby?
In the final episode, “Motive,” Mostrous is finishing up the finale, which was going to be all about Kirat getting closure and moving forward with her life, when he receives an unexpected call from her. “And it's a call that, for the first time, really gives me insight into why Simran did what she did,” Mostrous says.
Did Simran bhogal get fired?
They add that she works in financial services, but Alexi Mostrous revealed in the final episode that he discovered that Bhogal “no longer works in her high powered job”. Between August 2021 and when the podcast went live “she left”, according to Mostrous.
Where is kirat Sweet Bobby now?
Assi has returned as host at Desi Radio, and lives with her parents and two younger brothers. Now openly sharing her experience online, she has spoken about the future. She says she wants to go back to her “happy-go-lucky” self and has hopes to one day move out, find somebody and have a family of her own.
Did kirat meet Bobby?
In the same year, Kirat had an encounter with Bobby in a Brighton nightclub. She was there for a hens night, and was not expecting him to be here but recognised Bobby from his Facebook picture. "I went up and introduced myself. He seemed really vague," Kirat said.
Is Sweet Bobby fake?
And then the bombshell reveal: That Bobby was indeed a real man whose identity had been stolen by Kirat's female cousin Simran.
Who catfished kirat?
Kirat Assi, 42, of west London, spent 10 years believing she was communicating online with a doctor named Bobby, when in reality the profile - and those of some 50 others in the fake doctor's network - was being managed by her female cousin, Simran Bhogal.
What happened to kirat Assi?
In 2020, Assi successfully won a “substantial settlement” in a civil case against Bhogal for “harassment, misuse of private information, and data protection breaches”, according to the Guardian. However, a criminal case has yet to be brought against Bhogal, as catfishing is not a criminal offence in the UK.
Woman who was duped for a DECADE by a 'man' who was actually her female cousin calls for 'catfishing' to be made a criminal offence after she 'lost 10 years' to the deception
Kirat Assi, 42, from west London, discovered that she had been the victim of a decade-long 'catfishing' deception in 2018. She wants catfishing to be made a crime
What is catfishing and is it illegal?
Catfishing is the phenomenon of luring someone into a relationship by creating a fictional online persona.
