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![Mondaire Jones @MondaireJones · Jan 1 I don't know what's more ridiculous: that George Santos surprised his boyfriend with non-existent tickets to Hawaii and then stole his cell phone, or that an 18-year-old was able to quickly discover Santos was wanted by Brazilian police using a search engine. One who was close to Mr. Santos was Pedro Vilarva. Mr. Vilarva met Mr. Santos in 2014, when he was 18 and Mr. Santos was 26. Mr. Vilarva found him charming and sweet. They dated for a few months before Mr. Santos suggested they move in together. Mr. Vilarva said he felt on top of the world - even if he said he did find himself footing many of the bills. "He used to say he would get money from Citigroup, he was an investor," Mr. Vilarva recalled. "One day it's one thing, one day it's another thing. He never ever actually went to work," he said. Things began to unravel between the two men in early 2015, Mr. Vilarva said, after Mr. Santos surprised him with tickets to The New York Times alı 119 1,647 "I woke up in the morning, and I packed my stuff all in trash bags, and I called my father and I left," he said. Looking back, Mr. Vilarva said, he was young and gullible: He wanted to believe Mr. Santos's many stories and believe in the life that they shared. Today he is worried about the impact Mr. Santos might have as an elected official. "I would be scared to have someone like that in charge - having so much power in his hands," he said. André Spigariol and Manuela Andreoni contributed reporting from Brazil. Michael Gold is a reporter covering transit and politics 5,938 ←] :](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/002/507/602/0ae.png)
![Mondaire Jones @MondaireJones · Jan 1 I don't know what's more ridiculous: that George Santos surprised his boyfriend with non-existent tickets to Hawaii and then stole his cell phone, or that an 18-year-old was able to quickly discover Santos was wanted by Brazilian police using a search engine. One who was close to Mr. Santos was Pedro Vilarva. Mr. Vilarva met Mr. Santos in 2014, when he was 18 and Mr. Santos was 26. Mr. Vilarva found him charming and sweet. They dated for a few months before Mr. Santos suggested they move in together. Mr. Vilarva said he felt on top of the world - even if he said he did find himself footing many of the bills. "He used to say he would get money from Citigroup, he was an investor," Mr. Vilarva recalled. "One day it's one thing, one day it's another thing. He never ever actually went to work," he said. Things began to unravel between the two men in early 2015, Mr. Vilarva said, after Mr. Santos surprised him with tickets to The New York Times alı 119 1,647 "I woke up in the morning, and I packed my stuff all in trash bags, and I called my father and I left," he said. Looking back, Mr. Vilarva said, he was young and gullible: He wanted to believe Mr. Santos's many stories and believe in the life that they shared. Today he is worried about the impact Mr. Santos might have as an elected official. "I would be scared to have someone like that in charge - having so much power in his hands," he said. André Spigariol and Manuela Andreoni contributed reporting from Brazil. Michael Gold is a reporter covering transit and politics 5,938 ←] :](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/507/602/0ae.png)
