My daughter’s boyfriend blackmailed her to commit suicide in UK – Father
Oladapo Ogundipe, the CEO of Airwired Nigeria Limited, shares the heartbreaking story of his daughter, Alanis, who tragically took her own life in the United Kingdom. According to Mr. Ogundipe, Alanis was a brilliant young woman with a promising career in finance and accounting. However, her life took a devastating turn when she met her boyfriend, Ryan Legget, in June.
The relationship quickly escalated, and within a month, Ryan had given Alanis herpes. The situation became dire when Ryan started blackmailing her. He obtained information about a significant sum of money Alanis was expecting and her passport. Using this leverage, he forced her to apologize to him in writing and agree to pay him a coerced debt. Additionally, Ryan threatened to expose Alanis for trading and gambling with cryptocurrency and using stimulants to pass her exams.
Mr. Ogundipe discovered the extent of Ryan’s manipulation and coercion after Alanis’s tragic suicide. He attempted to communicate with Ryan, who shared details of their interactions, but only to paint a picture of Alanis genuinely apologizing.
The police investigation has been inadequate, with Ryan not arrested or questioned. The evidence from her phone has not been fully examined. Mr. Ogundipe is now seeking justice for his daughter and demands that her case be thoroughly investigated. He emphasizes the need for justice and protection from coercive behaviors.
