"He Seemed Nice" - The Tinder Date Killer

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In today's true crime mystery, we dive into the case of Grace Millane, a vibrant young woman from Britain whose dreams of world travel were cut tragically short. Her story unfolds as a grim reminder hidden behind virtual profiles and captivating smiles, even in a place known for its safety. Join us recount the story of the 'Tinder Date Killer' and the devastating consequences of misplaced trust.

Grace Millane, a vibrant twenty-two-year-old from Essex, England, was the embodiment of a free spirit. Born into a loving and supportive family, she was the daughter of David and Gillian Millane and had two older brothers. She grew to be a talented hockey player and a gifted artist, and it wasn’t long before she graduated with a degree in marketing. Her thirst for adventure led her to embark on a backpacking trip after graduation. Having already spent six weeks in South America, her next stop was New Zealand — a country known for its breathtaking scenery and friendly locals.

Meanwhile, on the other side of Auckland, resided Jesse Shane Kempson. A man in his late twenties, he carried a dark history hidden behind carefully crafted lies. Kempson's past was riddled with disturbing allegations — domestic violence, controlling and manipulative behavior in relationships, and a track record of deception. He was estranged from his family and had drifted between odd jobs, leaving a trail of broken promises. At that moment, he was working as a bartender and a construction worker.

Yet, in the world of online dating, Kempson became a chameleon. He painted himself as a successful businessman, flaunting fabricated wealth and status as bait. He spun tales of travel and adventure, creating an alluring digital persona designed to attract and disarm unsuspecting women.