BOY KILLS EX GIRLFRIEND AFTER TRACKING HER

A jilted teenager strangled his 15-year-old ex-
girlfriend after using her Facebook posts to
track her movements in Romania.
Eduard Vaida, 17, began stalking Paula
Dindiligan when she ended their two-year
relationship alleging that he had hit her after
becoming overly jealous.
After his arrest, he immediately confessed to
the murder and a chilling boast, he told police:
'I was looking in her eyes as she died.'
Paula had caught a bus to her local skating rink
and when she didn't return home that evening
her parents raised the alarm in their hometown
of Baia Sprie in northern Romania's Maramures
County.
Police checked CCTV footage which showed that
she had left the rink - and tracked her
movements before eventually discovering her
body on a patch of wasteland.
Ex-boyfriend Vaida was immediately suspected
by police and when he was arrested he admitted
to the crime, claiming he had been drunk when
he dragged off the road and killed her.
He said: 'I put my hands around her neck as I
lay on top of her and I strangled her. I was
looking in her eyes as she died.'
He told officers that he desperately wanted to
get back together with her and could not accept
that she wanted to leave him - and that he had
only wanted to talk to her.
He admitted he had been stalking her under the
belief that she might be meeting another man -
and had managed to follow her by using
updates on her Facebook account which told
friends what she was doing.
Paula was a popular student at the local Arts
High-School and was a talented flute player.
According to her school friends, she had
previously claimed Vaida was her first love but
complained that he drank too much and became
violent when he was drunk.
Vaida is said to have had a troubled upbringing
after his mother and sister left to live in the US
-leaving him living with his father, who would
often take him drinking in the local pub.
Police are currently having the teenager
examined by a psychiatrist and if found to be
sane and convicted, as a minor he could face
up to ten years in a detention centre.
Source: Mail Online