Tamara Engels was brutally murdered by her ex-boyfriend for her cryptocurrencies.
The kind of tale that gives you chills is this one. On May 17, Tamara Engels, a 33-year-old woman from Saint-Nicolas in East Flanders, was discovered dead at her residence. One of her KBC bank coworkers noticed she hadn’t arrived at work and worriedly called the police. Her ex-boyfriend, along with a friend of the latter, committed the unforgivable act and killed this young girl.
Tamara’s father had received a message from his daughter informing him that her ex-boyfriend was back in Belgium and he was harassing her. At first, the hypothesis of suicide was considered, and many elements led the investigators to point the finger at the victim’s ex-boyfriend. According to her Dad Dirk Engels’ statement to Het Laatste Nieuws, “She told her friends she was scared.”. It is terrible that the young girl and her ex-partner are reuniting.
“They had to gag her and she received several blows to the head, back, and ear,” he adds. “They then wrapped an electric cable around her neck, tied a dressing gown to it, put her on her stomach, and tied her legs with it,” before dragging her to the bathroom to cover up the crime. murder
Theft of the phone to get your hands on the cryptos
The motive for the assassination seems straight out of a Netflix series. “He only dressed in the most expensive brands, and drove a Porsche Tamara had invested in cryptocurrencies and he had already relieved her of €400,000. She blocked a second trade, which seems to be the straw that broke the camel’s back.”
then stole several jewels belonging to the young girl, including a ring, but especially her wallet, laptop, and smartphone … the only way that was going to allow her to get her hands on the money from the remaining cryptocurrencies of young girl.
The two men were the subject of an arrest warrant and were able, on May 25, to be apprehended at the exit of the highway by a heavily armed special intervention unit of the federal police. The East Flanders public prosecutor’s office confirmed that the suspects had been presented to the investigating judge on suspicion of robbery, that is to say, a theft perpetrated with violence
