article_snippet: The victims all believed The victims all were involved in a relationship with a Mormon man living in the same state - only to find out The victims all were being duped by a  woman in Texas.
article_snippet: Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes believed Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes was in a relationship with Anderson .
article_snippet: Another victim, Sara Vanwagenen, believed Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes was in a relationship with a man called 'Hyrum Young' but, despite regular text and telephone conversations, the pair never met up .
article_snippet: One of The victims all, Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes, said Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes had been texted out of the blue by someone calling himself 'Hunter Anderson' who claimed to have seen Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes at a party and that himself was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
article_snippet: Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes told Fox13 that they would regularly text and talk and himself
article_snippet: even sent Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes  
article_snippet: At the same time, another victim, Sara Vanwagenen, believed Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes was in a relationship with a man called 'Hyrum Young'.
article_snippet: Brigham Young University student Hilary Hayes too reported that the person they were in contact with would never agree to meet up.
article_snippet: New York Daily News reports that police were informed but that no action was taken because Miss Hayes was living in a different state.
highlights_snippet: One victim, Hilary Hayes, was contacted by man called 'Hunter Anderson'
  Another, Sara Vanwagenen, was in online relationship with 'Hyrum Young'
  But the Brigham Young University students were talking to same person .
  
highlights_snippet: Neither of the Brigham Young University students had met imposter despite regular texts and conversations .
  