A former Connecticut man allegedly chose to go online and end someone’s life. He is being held in a Jail in New York for Taking a nurse’s life that he met her off of the dating site Tinder. According to the documents, Danueal Drayton, who is 31, was indicted in Queens, New York on on multiple charges. These charges included fatal injury, intimate misconduct and grand larceny. The Grand Larceny was in connection with the July 2018 death of 29-year-old Samantha Stewart. The District Attorney said that Drayton and Stewart went on a date on July 16, 2018. When he went into Stewart’s apartment, Drayton beat and strangled Stewart. Once she was deceased he decided to engage in intimate relations with the body. New York

prosecutors said that Drayton stole Stewart’s credit cards. He used one of them to buy a plane ticket to California. Not long after his California arrival he was accused of attempting to  fatal injure another woman by strangulation. Drayton was sent back to New York. He faces 25 years to life for the Stewart case. Drayton has a laundry list of crimes that he has done in the past. One is for unlawful imprisonment. Drayton was released on $2k bail as he was awaiting trial for a separate case in New York. He had been charged earlier that year for wrapping his hands around another woman’s neck and attempted to take her life. This was an ex girlfriend. This happened after she attempted to end their relationship.