Tatted-up Florida man accused of threatening ex with gory details about how he would decapitate her
Christian Jesus Arias Acosta, 26, faces a domestic violence charge for one count of written threat to kill or inflict bodily injury, according to Miami-Dade court records obtained by Law&Crime.
Christian Jesus Arias Acosta was arrested after he allegedly threatened to decapitate his ex-girlfriend.
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Arias Acosta, whose tattooed face, head and neck are visible in his mug shot, and his unidentified flame were together just five months before he flipped his lid after their separation, police said.
His threats weren't graphic at first, but were still enough to scare the victim into pleading for mercy while he tried to cajole her into meeting up with him.
'And if I don't let you see me, you won't stop bothering me? Christian, please stop,' she begged.
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'No, never — until you die,' Arias Acosta allegedly responded.
He continued to leave disturbing messages outlining even gorier plans.
'I am going to explain to you how I will decapitate you and hang your head on the balcony of your house,' Arias Acosta threatened, according to the police report.
The victim, genuinely fearing for her life, turned over all evidence she had to the authorities — including Arias Acosta's iPhone location, which he hadn't stopped sharing with her after their split.
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Authorities tracked him to a Miami gym and collared him while he was working out.
Arias Acosta allegedly waived his Miranda rights and quickly confessed to some other details concerning his prior romantic relationships, but authorities didn't elaborate.
Christian Jesus Arias Acosta was nabbed after his ex shared his location tracking information with authorities.
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He's far from the first spurned lover to turn to sadistic means to exact revenge.
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One hairstylist in New Jersey snapped and hired a hitman to kill her ex-boyfriend, who was a police officer, and his daughter. She placed a bounty on the two with a $12,000 tag for the unsuspecting father-daughter duo.
One man butchered his ex-girlfriend in Manhattan but was caught after she told the people who tried to save her life, 'Ty did this' with her dying breath.
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