Shocking Warning ‘Torturer’ Benjamin Obadiah Foster Who ‘Bound And Beat Woman’ Could ‘Use Dating Apps To Catch Victims’

Alleged torturer Benjamin Obadiah Foster may be using dating apps to trap victims, police have claimed.

Foster is said to have tortured and beat a woman on Tuesday, and Oregon police have been looking for him ever since.

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Officials in Grants Pass, Oregon, allege that Foster tied up a woman in her own home and beat her until she was unconscious.

A friend of the victim went to her home after not hearing from her for hours and reportedly spotted Foster, who then allegedly fled in his car before fleeing into the woods, police said, the New York Times reported.

Police are continuing to investigate the incident and schedule, but claim Foster abducted the woman on Monday.

She was spotted by a friend Tuesday after Foster escaped.

The woman remained hospitalized, according to the New York Times on Friday.

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“I have been in law enforcement for 32 years and this is one of the most heinous and horrific cases I have ever seen,” Lieutenant Jeff Hattersley said Friday.

Hattersley said detectives learned of Foster’s use of dating apps after executing a search warrant that included recovering the suspect’s electronic devices.

Foster “actively uses online dating applications to contact unsuspecting individuals who may be tricked into helping the suspect escape, or potentially as additional victims,” ​​Grants Pass Police said, according to the AP.

“We’re using every technology available to help locate this man,” Grants Pass Police Chief Warren Hensman told the AP.

FOSTER “KNEW THE SACRIFICE”

Meanwhile, Foster “already knew the victim,” Hattersley said.

However, he declined to comment further, citing the ongoing investigation.

“I think we would have a very different investigation,” Hattersley said of the victim’s friend’s arrival at the home.

“It is clear that his intention was to kill her.”

THE SEARCH CONTINUES

Police dogs have been helping officers search the woods for Foster.

But the police still can’t find him.

On Thursday, police searched a home and found Foster’s car in Wolf Creek

They also arrested Tina Marie Jones, 68, who police believe helped Foster hide and evade authorities.

According to Hattersley, she was charged with two counts of obstructing law enforcement.

“We suspect that he only kind of formed a friendship with Jones through him living in the area,” Hattersley said.

Police on Friday offered a $2,500 reward for information leading to Foster.

Foster faces charges of attempted murder, kidnapping and assault in connection with the incident.

Police believe Foster is armed and “extremely dangerous.”

Local residents were urged to keep an eye out during the search.