Peruvian 'Tinder scammer': recruited businessmen to dope them, steal jewelry and large sums of money

Alexandra Dayanara Oré Morales (28) is a Peruvian woman who, under the guise of being a girl in search of love, used the dating network 'Tinder' to conquer unsuspecting domestic and foreign businessmen, who on the first date doped them to steal large sums of money and jewelry.

This woman planned each stroke very carefully and together with her partner, César Enrique Villa Torrecello, they chose the profiles of her potential victims.

Once she contacted them, Alexandra flirted with them until she managed to meet them in luxurious restaurants. When she already had the businessman surrendered to her, the 'Tinder scammer' set in motion the second part of the plan.

That's how he got to the apartments where the victims lived. There, Alexandra distracted them to take advantage of putting a powerful sleeping pill in their drinks and within minutes she would sleep them.

ACCOMPLICES

The scammer called her accomplices and while another woman distracted the guards from the buildings, her partner entered through the garage and climbed into the houses to seize up to $50,000 that a businessman had in a safe.

“Alexandra Dayanara Oré Morales used the well-known dating app Tinder to meet her potential victims and make them fall in love. She has already been intervened several times for the same crime, but she was always free due to 'lack of evidence',” said PNP commander José Fortunato Tellez, head of Depincri Surco.

In 2021, her case became known after images of her being arrested by the police after drugging a foreign businessman to steal a watch, chains and gold rings from her.

As on this occasion, the criminal used Tinder to capture the businessman, who summoned her to his apartment without foreshadowing that she would be another of the victims of this thief.

The 'Tinder scammer' even showed the luxury life she led through her social networks and on TikTok she put videos showing the brands she used without remorse.

“She did not disclose her true identity because she knew she was being investigated for other crimes she had previously committed,” said the head of the Dirincri Robbery Division.

The National Police identified this young thief and 'pepera' with the nickname 'Black Widow, 'because it was not the first time she had committed crimes under the same modality and, in order not to be discovered by her victims, she avoided giving her real name. However, he left his prints on the bottles and glasses of wine and the experts discovered that it was not just anyone.

HOUSE ROBBERS

In 2019, this woman was indicted by the police as head of a criminal gang dedicated to robbing homes in residential areas.

That time, the Dirincri Robbery Division discovered his modus operandi: he went to casinos, fell in love with his victims and stole the keys to their apartments without them realizing it and then handing them over to his accomplices, who followed the subject to know the address and took the opportunity to enter their homes when they were not aware of it. they found in them.

After being identified, Alexandra and her accomplices decide to change their 'category' and after a few months of 'tranquility' they returned to the crime arena, this time as 'Tinder scammer'.

A few days ago, Alexandra Oré was arrested by the National Police and will be referred to the prosecutor's office for the crime of aggravated theft, in the form of 'pepepeo and illicit drug trafficking, for which she can be sentenced to about 15 years in prison.

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