Police in western Florida said Tuesday that a man's recent online date turned into a robbery in which the woman and an accomplice stole his car, cut his throat and threw him over a bridge.
Police in western Florida said Tuesday that a man’s recent online date turned into a robbery in which the woman and an accomplice stole his car, cut his throat and threw him over a bridge.
Authorities said the victim, who wasn’t identified, met Ms. Fonseca over social media and agreed to have a dinner date with her at her home. When he arrived, Ms. Fonseca introduced him to Mr. Reynolds, who she said was her “uncle.” “During the ride, Fonseca and Nafis both hit the victim several times and told him he was going to die,” the sheriff’s office wrote on Facebook. “They robbed him of his shoes, his phone, his money, and his car. They then took turns cutting his throat before throwing him over the bridge rail and into Escambia River.”
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