The boy collapsed after a hotel date with his lover, and it was too late to regret it

After texting for a while, the guy decided to meet his online girlfriend. Seeing his virtual lover with his own eyes, he was secretly happy because she was truly as beautiful as her photo, but the ending was not good.

With the development of mass media, meeting and falling in love for young people today has become easier and more convenient than before. However, most relationships often start through virtual space and lack of clear information to ensure a full understanding of the other person, so many unspeakable stories have happened around online dating. .

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The love story of the guy from Thailand is no exception. Hopefully this will be a cautionary lesson for those who are planning to find their "other half" through dating applications.

According to The Thaiger newspaper, the incident happened on July 11. The victim was an 18-year-old boy named Ditdanai Takhamhor, originally from Roi Et province but had come to Udon Thani province, in the Isaan region of Thailand to work with his uncle at a construction site.

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Working far from home, lacking love from her family and not having many friends, Ditdanai felt very bored. That's why he used a dating app, hoping to find a soulmate to chat with.

After a while, Ditdanai got to know a girl named Zia. According to Zia, she is currently a nurse and works at a hospital in Khon Kaen province. The two have been texting back and forth for about a month.

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Feeling compatible, we decided to meet at a hotel in Udon Thani on July 11. Zia booked three rooms at this hotel, saying she came with her mother and younger brother.

At the meeting point, Ditdanai fell in love with Zia's beauty. She was exactly the same as in the photo on her profile. After chatting for a while, Zia suddenly apologized and said she had to go on personal business with relatives so she told the boy to wait in the hotel room.

According to Ditdanai, not long after that he went out to enjoy the outdoors but brought the wrong key, which was the one from Zia's younger brother's room. He also informed his girlfriend online about the incident and she contacted the hotel staff to open a room for him.

However, the staff did not arrive until the next day, so Zia told Ditdanai to wait in her younger brother's room and then he fell asleep without realizing it.

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Early the next morning, at 4 o'clock, Ditdanai suddenly woke up and discovered that her girlfriend and relatives were all gone. Even his gold necklace - his most valuable asset worth 125,000 baht (equivalent to about 88 million VND) - was "vanished".

Having a bad feeling, Ditdanai immediately contacted Zia to ask about her necklace and received an answer that promised to return it but then "no news". He tried to contact his girlfriend's mother to get her property back, but the woman informed her that her daughter had been seriously injured in a car accident.

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Ditdanai patiently waited for Zia's recovery, but even when she recovered, the family still did not return the gold necklace to him. Having no other choice, the boy went to Udon Thani Police Station to report the incident and demand justice.

In fact, the story of the guy mentioned above is just one of many situations related to online dating. In which, gullible people will easily be taken advantage of by bad guys to defraud them of money or valuable assets.

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In other cases, they will trick victims into transferring money or stealing personal information to "drain" their bank accounts. Not to mention, bad guys can also arrange to meet their "prey" in real life, luring them to an empty place to rob them.

Therefore, to ensure safety, users need to be wary when participating in online dating applications, friend invitations from strangers on social networks, and do not meet people when alone or alone. to deserted places.

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