Ohio woman indicted for meeting 4 men for Intercourse before fatally drugging and robbing them
The 33-year-old Ohio woman is accused of meeting four men for sex, giving them deadly doses of drugs, and robbing them of their possessions. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said that Rebecca Auborn was indicted on four charges of murder for killing "johns" in Columbus in order to rob them after having sex. The events happened in 2023's first half. A fifth guy was reportedly attacked by her, but he lived through the overdose.
Yost stated, "Don't buy sex in Ohio—it ruins lives and could cost you yours," and that she thought there might be more victims. Yost told the Columbus Dispatch, "In my opinion, if you have someone who has a string of killings that are spaced apart in time, they're a serial killer." "Here, we use the same MO."
According to the AG's office, detectives were made aware of a possible connection between the overdose series by means of an anonymous tip from an individual. The New York Post stated that a press statement from the Columbus Division of police and Ohio Bureau of criminal Investigation linked Auborn "to several overdoses and robberies." In January, Auborn entered a not guilty plea to accusations of drug-related offences and murder in relation to the passing of one of the men, thirty-year-old Joseph Crumpler.
Auborn is a mother of one kid at least, and in 2016, her 18-year-old daughter passed away. Records showed she had no prior criminal history. There are currently eight counts against Auborn: five for aggravated robbery, five counts of felonious assault, four counts of murder, four counts of involuntary manslaughter, five counts of drug-related corruption, one count of tampering with evidence, and four counts of drug trafficking. Each and every charge is a felony. Auborn is currently being detained at the Franklin County jail, according to PEOPLE. It's unknown if she hired a lawyer or pleaded guilty to the accusations made against her.
Yost stated, "Don't buy sex in Ohio—it ruins lives and could cost you yours," and that she thought there might be more victims. Yost told the Columbus Dispatch, "In my opinion, if you have someone who has a string of killings that are spaced apart in time, they're a serial killer." "Here, we use the same MO."
According to the AG's office, detectives were made aware of a possible connection between the overdose series by means of an anonymous tip from an individual. The New York Post stated that a press statement from the Columbus Division of police and Ohio Bureau of criminal Investigation linked Auborn "to several overdoses and robberies." In January, Auborn entered a not guilty plea to accusations of drug-related offences and murder in relation to the passing of one of the men, thirty-year-old Joseph Crumpler.
Auborn is a mother of one kid at least, and in 2016, her 18-year-old daughter passed away. Records showed she had no prior criminal history. There are currently eight counts against Auborn: five for aggravated robbery, five counts of felonious assault, four counts of murder, four counts of involuntary manslaughter, five counts of drug-related corruption, one count of tampering with evidence, and four counts of drug trafficking. Each and every charge is a felony. Auborn is currently being detained at the Franklin County jail, according to PEOPLE. It's unknown if she hired a lawyer or pleaded guilty to the accusations made against her.