In his account, he stated it was not the first time she had stayed over, as they had had two previous encounters. The victim reported that around 23:00 on February 15, they prepared dinner, chatted, and drank alcohol until, during the conversation, he went to his room because he felt dizzy. He lay on the bed and remembers nothing more. Upon discovering the theft, he noted that he searched for the defendant's profile on the app, but it no longer appeared. The man stated that during those dates, she seemed like a 'good girl' and that she told him she lived in Lanús with her mother, with whom she supposedly had a bad relationship. The victim recounted in his police report that he met the defendant on a dating app and had had two previous encounters before the incident, so nothing seemed suspicious. The report, accessed by the Argentine News Agency, was filed in mid-February of this year but became known in recent hours, and it details how the criminal acted and what was stolen. D.A.P., 68, recounted that on the morning of February 16, he woke up in his room and observed that there was a mess in all the rooms and that $100,000, an Amarok pickup truck, a computer, and his cell phone were missing. At that point, he remembered that the night before, around 20:30, he had gone to the train station in the partido of Avellaneda with the intention of looking for a friend named Melina, whom he had met through a dating app. He also added that the first time he went to pick her up at the train station in the partido of Lanús, and the next time she came by bus. When asked if he would be able to recognize her, he said yes, describing her as a white woman of medium height with long, dyed blonde hair. The case, filed as robbery, is in the hands of the Functional Instruction and Trial Unit No. 1 Decentralized Berazategui of the Quilmes Judicial Department. Black widows struck again, this time in the Buenos Aires locality of Berazategui, where a retired man suffered the theft of his pickup truck and cash, among other personal items.
