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Security cameras captured the gruesome image when Jesse Kempson removed Grace Millen’s body from a hotel in New Zealand.
Grace and the perpetrator had a date through Tinder in December 2018. Sun published images of the date of the 22-year-old and the 28-year-old, who from various security cameras in a shopping center, bar, but also in the elevator of the hotel where he accompanied her before killing her, he is immortalized in treating her with tenderness, with her enjoying the moments.
Kempson took her to the hotel room where she was staying in Auckland a week ago, from where the young woman never left. However, it was revealed that Kempson killed the young woman and removed her body, which he had packed in a suitcase, and left the hotel without knowing what had happened.
The moment the 22-year-old’s body is removed from the hotel
The security camera of the video presented by SUN finally shows the perpetrator carrying two suitcases with a trolley in which it is presumed that the body of Grace was located, who would celebrate her 22nd birthday a day later. After his arrest, the perpetrator admitted to putting his naked body in one of the two suitcases, which he buried outside the city of Auckland.
The video presented by the newspaper, in fact, played during of the trial of the case, with Grace’s parents breaking into tears realizing that they had seen the last moments of their daughter’s life before, but also her horrible end. During the trial, they even saw the attacker loading shovels into a red Toyota to go bury his body.
He had raped another British tourist
As revealed on the road, 8 months ago, the perpetrator had raped a British tourist before killing Grace. The British woman, upon learning of the murder of the 22-year-old, told police that the same man tried to have sex with her and when she refused, he raped her while she was in bed, having drank a lot. It was another appointment that was made through Tinder without the perpetrator showing any trace of remorse last November when he was tried in this case. The author was sentenced to life imprisonment, with 17 years without suspension.
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