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She told the officer the immigration paperwork she received was fictitious as was the acceptance paperwork she had received from Stanford.
The alleged suspect has not been charged, but investigation is continuing.
The victim told the officer she had heard of other students being scammed by the same person, but no other details were available.
The victim sent the officer the paperwork, including the purported contract, text messages and photos of bank receipts documenting the exchange of funds to the uncharged suspect.
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