Man's Revenge Plot Exposed: Fake Tinder Profile, Stalking, Assault

On May 1st, a 36-year-old man named Besad Hussein just got locked up for a twisted revenge

plot against his ex.

He made a fake Tinder profile using her photos to lure guys to her house, telling them

she wanted a rate fantasy and to get roughed up.

Cheshire police say he targeted at least 18 strangers in 2024, handing out her address,

phone, and email to make them show up.

This kicked off after their short relationship soured.

Hussein turned controlling fast, showing up uninvited, reading her messages, and even

shoving her in the bathroom to grab her phone.

Once she dumped him, he hit her family and friends with cheating accusations, then ramped

it up with a fake account two months later.

The victim faced pure tear as men kept knocking, some believing her no men yes.

One night in August, four dudes arrived at once.

In September, another smashed her doorglass after messages said to shove it open, and one

even got inside while her daughter was home alone.

Cops pieced it together from doorbell footage spotting his Audi R8, phone pings near her place,

and his sneaky moves like fake plates and burner.

Phones.

He got nabbed in October 2024 on the M6, denied everything, and refused to unlock his

devices.

After a nine-day trial at Chester Crown Court last Friday, May 1st, the jury nailed him

for stalking, assault, and dodging a password order.

Who sings deceit nearly unleashed real horror on her and the kids, but her courage and

solid police work shut it down.

If you're dealing with this nightmare, hit up the cops.

They take a dead serious and deliver justice like this.