By the way, here's how it makes a difference.
When you're in shape and not fat, you can be a Google Executive and NOT have to die because the woman you paid for sex decided to kill you.
Did she kill before? Call girl, 26, who poisoned client with heroin wrote online about 'love' of killing sprees and is being investigated for another death | Mail Online
Alix Tichelman, 26, appeared in Santa Cruz court on Wednesday to face manslaughter and drug charges
She is being accused of leaving client Forrest Hayes, 51, to die after he suffered an adverse reaction to heroin last November
Just six days before her July 4 arrest, Tichelman wrote about her 'love' of killing sprees on Facebook
Detectives say she is also being investigating in connection to a similar death in another state
A call girl accused of heartlessly leaving a client to die from a drug overdose, wrote about her 'love' of killing sprees in a Facebook post published just days before her July 4 arrest.
Alix Tichelman, 26, appeared in Santa Cruz court on Wednesday to face manslaughter and drug charges in connection to the November 2013 death of Google exec Forrest Hayes, 51.
Surveillance footage obtained by investigators shows Tichelman injecting Hayes with heroin, and then casually leaving him to die when he has an adverse reaction to the drug.
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Heartless: Alix Tichelman, 26, appeared in Santa Cruz court on Wednesday to face manslaughter and drug charges in relation to the November 2013 death of Google executive Forrest Hayes. Prosecutors are accusing Tichelman, a call girl, of leaving Hayes to die of a drug overdose
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Heartless: Alix Tichelman, 26, appeared in Santa Cruz court on Wednesday to face manslaughter and drug charges in relation to the November 2013 death of Google executive Forrest Hayes. Prosecutors are accusing Tichelman, a call girl, of leaving Hayes to die of a drug overdose
Online connection: Tichelman (left) allegedly met Hayes (right) on the dating website Seeking Arrangement, which pairs 'sugar babies' with rich, older, men and women
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Online connection: Tichelman (left) allegedly met Hayes (right) on the dating website Seeking Arrangement, which pairs 'sugar babies' with rich, older, men and women
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Online connection: Tichelman (left) allegedly met Hayes (right) on the dating website Seeking Arrangement, which pairs 'sugar babies' with rich, older, men and women
And this may not have been Tichelman's first killing, as detectives are also investigating Tichelman for a similar death in another state.
Tichelman was apparently fascinated with the topic of serial murders, according to posts she wrote on Facebook just last month.
'Really nice to talk with someone about killing sprees and murdering people in cold blood...and they love it too,' she wrote in a June 28 post.
'No judgement, Yay! F*** all of that positivity bulls***. Take a look around you. Life is hard and then you die,' she added.
In court on Wednesday, Tichelman did not enter a plea and was assigned a public defender.
Tichelman has been held on $1.5million bond since her July 4 arrest, when she met with an undercover cop at a Santa Cruz hotel who said he wanted to pay her $1,000 for sex.
The high-priced prostitute allegedly met Hayes, the married father of five, on website 'Seeking Arrangement' which pairs 'sugar babies' with rich older men or women.
Police say the two met a few times before the deadly November 26 encounter.
That day, they met on Hayes' 50-foot yacht, Escape, at the Santa Cruz Small Craft Harbor and Tichelman brought heroin before injecting him with the drug, police said.
Scene: She allegedly took the heroin to his yacht, pictured, and administered the drug but as he lay dying, she stepped over his body to finish a glass of wine before leaving the boat
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Scene: She allegedly took the heroin to his yacht, pictured, and administered the drug but as he lay dying, she stepped over his body to finish a glass of wine before leaving the boat
Surveillance video from inside the luxury boat shows Hayes 'suffering medical complications' and losing consciousness - but Tichelman makes no attempt to help him or call 911, police said.
Instead, she is seen gathering her belongings, stepping over his dying body to finish her glass of wine and then leaving the boat - pulling a window blind down to conceal his body from outside.
I guess his money and blubber didn't help him too much, eh? Maybe if he was able to attract a woman who actually loved him he'd still be around instead of having been murdered by a woman he paid for sex.