Online dating escalated into a gruesome slaughter.
A fella from Indonesia set up a date with a dame he met on the swiping app, Tinder. Sadly, his lifeless body was discovered chopped up into 11 different bags, as reported by Rambler.
Apparently, the woman invited him to her crib. While they were alone, her significant other popped out of the bathroom and cracked the 32-year-old gentleman on the head with a brick, then finished him off with a knife. The poor guy passed away from his wounds.
It seems the murderous duo had the victim's financial assets on their minds when they committed the heinous act. Clueless about how to dispose of the body, they sliced him up and stashed the bits in bags, then moved them to an apartment they booked using the victim's credit card.
During the arrest, the boyfriend got himself killed, and the girlfriend is now facing the death penalty.
Enrichment Data:While there's been no recent updates or information about a "Tinder murder case" in Indonesia involving a woman accused of dismembering her date with her boyfriend, there have been other disturbing incidents related to Tinder. In South Jersey, for example, a woman named Jaclyn Diiorio is on the hot seat for allegedly trying to hire someone to whack her ex-boyfriend through the app[1][2]. If you're referring to another case, more context or clarification would be appreciated.
- According to Rambler, an Indonesian couple met on Tinder, but their relationship ended violently as the woman allegedly conspired with her boyfriend to murder the man they met.
- General-news outlets reported that the Indonesian man was transported to a crime scene, where he was found chopped up into 11 pieces, according to police.
- The murderous couple apparently disambiguated the victim's lifeless body to hide the evidence, using bags to store the dismembered parts and then moved them to a rented apartment using the victim's credit card.
- Unfortunately, the perpetrator's girlfriend was arrested for her involvement in the crime-and-justice case, while her significant other died during the arrest.
- In other concerning Tinder-related news, a woman named Jaclyn Diiorio is currently facing charges for allegedly hiring someone to commit murder through the app in South Jersey[1][2].
