How failed footballer-turned-catfisher swindled Love Island star Georgia Steel and Thierry Henry's ex-wife out of thousands of pounds by posing as a US Government agent before his web of lies finally

A failed footballer-turned-catfisher swindled Love Island star Georgia Steel and Thierry Henry's ex-wife out of thousands of pounds before his web of lies finally unravelled. The conman put on the charm and spoke with a smooth American accent as he weaved his way into brunette beauty and Love Island star Georgia's life by posing as a US Government agent 'Miguel Johnson' when he met the brunette beauty at a London nightclub in April 2019. Medi Alabimba, now aged 34, targeted Love Island star Georgia Steel in 2019 and posed as US Government agent 'Miguel Johnson' to worm his way into her life Abalimba had only been released from prison for a year when he spent around £32,000 on her credit cards, leaving Georgia to be physically sick Abalimba had only been released from prison for a year when he targeted the Love Island star and spent around £32,000 on her credit cards, leaving Georgia to be physically sick. He was later jailed for four years after posing as former Chelsea player Gael Kakuta in an almost identical scam He used the former Premier League player's identity to run up tabs at five-star hotels, fancy nightclubs and luxury shops around the country The fraudster then lied to another man that he could pay him back if he spent over £1,250 to rent a Range Rover for him.