Thursday, November 28

Serial killer: Ohio woman overdosed men to rob them after sexual encounters

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28 Oct 2023, 3:00 PM EDT

The story behind serial killers has always attracted attention, and even more so when it comes to women, as is the case of Rebecca Auborn33, who is accused of causing overdoses in at least four men, whom she robbed after having sexual encounters with them, according to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, in a statement.

The four confirmed events occurred in Columbus on January 15, April 1, April 13 and June 17 of this year. In addition, the mother is also accused of robbery and attempting to fatally drug a man on December 13, 2022, who survived the attack. All his victims were also his clientswho paid him to have intimate encounters with her and in this context the crimes occurred.

According to The New York Post, investigators first became aware of the potential link between the series of overdose deaths when someone left an anonymous tip. Following investigations, the Columbus Division of Police and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation were able to connect Auburn “to several overdoses and robberies.”

There may be more victims

Last September the woman was charged with murder and drug-related crimes for the death of one of the men, Joseph Crumpler30, which occurred in January 2023, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges, although admitted to Columbus police that he had mixed fentanyl in a man’s crack pipe after meeting him for sex.

Likewise, she admitted to the police that she did know that the man had suffered an overdose, which motivated her to keep his vehicle and bank cards. Due to the pattern found, Investigators believe there may be more victims of Auborn. “Don’t buy sex in Ohio; It ruins lives and could cost you yours,” Yost said in a statement.

Rebecca faces four counts of murder, four counts of manslaughter, five counts of aggravated robbery, five counts of felonious assault, five counts of corrupting another person with drugs, one count of tampering with evidence and four counts of drug trafficking, all They are considered serious crimes.

The woman who is being held in the Franklin County Jail was the mother of two children, one is still alive, but her daughter died in 2016 at 18 days old. Prior to this she had no criminal record.

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