Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe NAPERVILLE, Ill., Feb. 25 (UPI) -- Police in Illinois said a man "was in disbelief" when officers told him the online girlfriend to whom he had given $200,000 was not a real person. Naperville police said the 48-year-old man called investigators Wednesday to say he believed the woman, with whom he had been involved in a 2 1/2-year online relationship, had been kidnapped in London, the Chicago Sun-Times reported Friday. Advertisement The man told police he had wired $200,000 to the woman during the relationship to different bank accounts in Nigeria, Malaysia, England and the United States. Investigators said the ID card the woman showed the man was a sample driver's license from Florida. The man "was in disbelief" when officers told him the woman was not real, police said. Read More Couple weds in Taco Bell Chinese man, 81, marries Internet date Scorned lover's ad brings charges, lawsuit Couple who met online name son Yahoo