One woman borrowed more than a million kronor, which she transferred to her online romance, a man who said he worked for the UN in Syria and Yemen.
The other fell for a person claiming to be a US military on a secret mission in Yemen.
He too needed help with money.
"She paid and paid so her money ran out", it says in the investigation.
Then she raised more money through internet loans.
In total, she paid SEK 800,000.
Exactly what role the accused had in the romance frauds against the women, prosecutor Johanna Maxson can not say.
He is said to have received a total of SEK 300,000 from the two women, but during the police investigation he did not want to comment on the influx of money from the cheated women.
- The only thing we claim is that he has received money, the prosecutor tells the newspaper.
The man is also charged on suspicion of a serious money laundering offense, as he received money in connection with a corporate fraud.