Deceiver (noun)

1. A person who deceives or cheats others.
2. A person who tells lies or makes false representations.

Origin:

From deceive, from old french deceivre, from latin decipere, from de- + capere ("to take").

Examples:

1. He was a masterful deceiver and had many people fooled.
2. She was always on the lookout for deceivers and con artists.
3. The con artist was a skilled deceiver who had swindled many people out of their money.
4. He was a deceiver who was always looking for ways to make a quick buck.
5. The deceiver was finally caught and brought to justice.