At just 16-years-old, Jordan’s whole life was turned upside down when his young girlfriend told him that she was pregnant with triplets.
"I was excited, don't get me wrong, but I was scared," he told Fox News. "I started looking for jobs the best I could. I was ready to donate all my time."
He watched as, over time, the schoolgirl’s belly got bigger and bigger. Then she produced ultrasound photos of their unborn babies, showing him how they were developing.
And, more pertinently, she got thousands of dollars and tons of gifts from family and community members. A local church and nonprofit even stepped in to help her out.
There were plenty of red flags; Jordan was never allowed to attend any of the antenatal appointments, and neither he or his family could track down the doctor she was seeing.
But it wasn’t until she joined a Facebook group to support mothers of triplets that anyone realised that something was amiss…
The ultrasound pictures had been taken from a website called FakeABaby.com.
One of Jordan’s relatives told the news site: “Down to baby A, baby B, baby C, the placements of the babies - they're the exact same.
"You can put them side by side and the only difference you're going to see is that she used a fake doctor that doesn't exist.”
After 10 months, the girl told her family and Jordan's family that she was scheduled for a C-section and then, at the very last minute, pretended to have suffered a miscarriage.
Police were called to investigate and, during an interview, the unnamed 16-year-old girl told them that she had lost her babies at six weeks into the pregnancy.
She has now vowed to return the donations and gifts received - but police are still trying to discover whether or not she was ever pregnant in the first place.
Jordan and his mother, meanwhile, are furious.
"I don't think anybody should go through that," says Jordan. "All this over a website FakeABaby.com."
"That website needs to be out. Because, if she can do it that easy, anybody can," added his mum.
The site, meanwhile, have shared a statement.
It reads: “Recently we have been getting a lot of attention in the press, we have read all the comments and questions. I personally want to ensure everyone this website is very obviously intended for ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY.
“When and if we hear of someone using our products for ANY OTHER reason, we will not only support any law enforcement, the offending parties information will be made transparent to bring that party to justice.
“We do not condone any activity, imagined or real other than using our products for FUN! For gag gifts at parties, for bringing laughter and joy to your friends and family.
“Please remember that when you are considering your purchase. If its not for entertainment then please take your business elsewhere.”
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