On November 15, in Memphis, Tennessee, a man claimed that he had been kidnapped.
He told authorities that he had been talking to a woman, Jasmine “Sonja” Williams, on a dating app called, “Mocospace,” for five days.
He went to meet Williams at an apartment, but when he walked in, a man and two other women approached him. He was then assaulted when he wouldn’t hand over his phone, car keys, and wallet.
The four, who all had guns, held him hostage, took his personal items, and warned that they would kill him. The male suspect then put the man in the trunk of a car and later moved him to the backseat.
They drove to a field where the victim was able to get away and run into the woods. The suspects shot at him several times but left when they couldn’t locate the man. The victim said he walked to a hospital to receive help.
Jasmine S. Williams, Nadia Townsend, Jasmine A. Williams and Trevor Keys all face attempting first-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, and other charges.
