Amirah Dyme, a popular Instagram model and influencer, has been the subject of many rumors and speculations regarding her relationship with Hushpuppi, a Nigerian socialite and alleged fraudster who was arrested in Dubai in 2020.
Many people have wondered if Amirah Dyme was also arrested and if she is still with Hushpuppi or not. In this article, we will try to answer these questions based on the available information.
Is Amirah Dyme Arrested?
No, Amirah Dyme has not been arrested. The rumors that are going around regarding her arrest are untrue. She has not been arrested or implicated in any criminal activity, at least not according to official information or proof. The arrest of Hushpuppi, whose true name is Raymond Abass, her former companion, may have given rise to the rumors.
Hushpuppi was taken into custody in Dubai about a fraudulent case. Amirah Dyme, though, has not been placed under arrest or subject to any legal repercussions. Hushpuppi, a former Instagram star from Nigeria, was detained and found guilty.
He was given an 11-year prison term in the United States for his involvement in a number of fraudulent schemes, including business email compromise frauds, money laundering, and other schemes.
Hushpuppi committed three crimes: he attempted to steal $124 million from an English Premier League club, transferred $14.7 million from a foreign financial institution unlawfully, and defrauded a U.S. law firm of over $40 million.
These actions caused his conviction and subsequent incarceration. Hushpuppi attracted attention on social media by showcasing his opulent lifestyle before being detained by the Dubai Police in June 2020.
Hushpuppi was arrested on Wednesday, June 10, 2020, in the United Arab Emirates in connection with a $35million ventilator scam:
Hushpuppi was arrested on Wednesday, June 10, 2020 in United Arab Emirates in connection with $35million ventilator scam.
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— EFCC Nigeria (@officialEFCC) June 18, 2020
He frequently shared pictures and videos of his ostentatious acquisitions, which included fashionable clothes, handbags, high-end vehicles, and watches from labels like Gucci, Fendi, and Louis Vuitton.
Additionally, he shared photos of himself with football players, celebrities, and Nigerian politicians, frequently posing in charter planes or helicopters. Hushpuppi carried a passport from St. Kitts and Nevis that had been obtained falsely through a sham marriage and claimed to be a real estate developer.
Along with eleven other people, Hushpuppi was taken into custody in Dubai during the operation known as Fox Hunt 2. Over 150 million dirhams (almost $40 million) in cash, 13 high-end cars valued at 25 million dirhams ($7 million), 21 laptops, 47 smartphones, 15 memory storage devices, five external hard drives, and nearly 800,000 possibly damning emails were seized as a result of the police raids.
Hushpuppi was a “key player” in an international cybercrime network that enabled the storage and transfer of stolen funds between nations, according to an FBI investigation that led to the arrest.
Due to his offenses and subsequent apprehension, Hushpuppi is presently incarcerated in the United States for 11 years. His story serves as a reminder of the consequences that people who engage in fraud and cybercrime suffer.