Woman Sentenced To Life In Prison For The 2017 Murder of Sydney Loofe

A Nebraska woman was sentenced to life in prison on Monday for the brutal murder of a woman she met on an online dating service.
In November of 2017, Bailey Boswell,26 and her boyfriend at the time, Aubrey Trail,54 strangled Sydney Loofe,24 to death with an electric cord, dismembered her body and then drank her blood.
It’s said that Boswell met Loofe on an online dating site called Tinder.

Boswell then lured Loofe to Trail’s apartment where the couple brutally attacked, dismembered and drank her blood.
They used a hacksaw, tinsnips, and a utility knife that they purchased from Home Depot.
The couple then chopped her up and separated the remains into 14 plastic garbage bags, which they scattered along Clay County.
Authorities found most of Loofe’s remains on December 4 along with multiple sex toys, a dog leash, and a plastic sauna suit.
Her heart, along with several body parts and organs have yet to be recovered.
The couple was convicted back in 2017 of murder.
District Court Judge Vicky Johnson told the court Monday during sentencing, “Ms. Loofe was completely harmless and her murder was completely unnecessary.”