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And bam, he starts strangling her.

And he strangles her until she unfortunately dies.

And we don't exactly know why he did it, because he was the only person with her.

There are no other witnesses.

Plus, he's a liar, so it's hard to believe anything he says.

But anyway, after murdering Grace, Jesse is still at home, and he doesn't really seem fazed by what just happened, and her body is still in his apartment.

And while the body is chillin' there, he looks up some adult websites, and he also gets on Tinder again, and he starts swiping, and in fact, he matches with another woman, and he makes arrangements to go on a date with her.

Then he starts searching online for ways to potentially clean up and get rid of the body that's still at his place.

So the next morning, Jesse goes to the store and he buys a suitcase.

Then he goes to another store and he buys some cleaning products and he also rents a rug doctor machine to clean the carpet.

During this time, Grace's phone, which is still at Jesse's apartment, is blowing up with happy birthday messages for Grace because it just so happens to be Grace's 22nd birthday.

And of course, all those texts are going unanswered and all those calls are going straight to voicemail.

Anyway, after shopping, Jesse goes back to his apartment and he dumps off all the cleaning stuff he just bought and he crams Grace's body into the suitcase.

Then he leaves it there and he goes out on his other tender date that he had scheduled the night before.

And on this date, Jesse is of course lying to this poor woman too.

He tells her that he's the sales manager at a Woolworths in Australia.

And he makes up something about how his best friend is coming over from Sydney to be a crown prosecutor or something.

But here's where the conversation gets weird.

This Tinder date tells Jesse how she once attended a trial in person.

And it was a trial about a guy who was being put away for murder and that, you know, the whole thing was really sad.