Double catfish murder

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Catfishing Has Led to Murder… 🚨📱

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[xix]

Hard to believe, but I seen weird things.

I would love to see the court records.

 

[dchoye]

Crazy story. Can’t believe it’s actually true
That woman who started all this should have been charged for something too

 

[Jenesis]

Crazy story. Can’t believe it’s actually true
That woman who started all this should have been charged for something too

For lying about herself on the internet???

She didnt steal money, she didn’t kill someone, she didn’t do anything illegal.

Catfishing is not right but he actually killed someone. There is a huge difference between the two.

 

[The Oracle]

I'd like to see the Emails that she sent...See exactly what her role was.

 

[dchoye]

For lying about herself on the internet???

She didnt steal money, she didn’t kill someone, she didn’t do anything illegal.

Catfishing is not right but he actually killed someone. There is a huge difference between the two.

Yes she didn’t kill someone. She just broke a man’s heart by pretending to someone she’s isn’t. Flirting with a the man’s coworker and deliberately causing jealousy amd promoting altercation
This happen in the UK but isn’t there a law in the states that person charged as an accessory to a crime even though she didn’t kill the man?

 

[xix]

Yes she didn’t kill someone. She just broke a man’s heart by pretending to someone she’s isn’t. Flirting with a the man’s coworker and deliberately causing jealousy amd promoting altercation
This happen in the UK but isn’t there a law in the states that person charged as an accessory to a crime even though she didn’t kill the man?

It depends on the state.

For example:

Death of Conrad Roy - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

" involuntary manslaughter, "

There are a couple other stories but I am not searching for it. It all depends on the state.

 

[Jenesis]

Yes she didn’t kill someone. She just broke a man’s heart by pretending to someone she’s isn’t. Flirting with a the man’s coworker and deliberately causing jealousy amd promoting altercation
This happen in the UK but isn’t there a law in the states that person charged as an accessory to a crime even though she didn’t kill the man?

Breaking hearts is not breaking the law. It is HIS responsibility to be in charge of HIS feelings and behaviour.

And an accessory means they had actual involvement in the death by assisting. She didn’t assist at all.