Florida Couple's Sick Heist: Throat Slashing, Bridge Tossing, and Fiery Escape

A Florida couple, Natalie Fonseca and Nafis Reynolds, were arrested for luring a man from Facebook on a date, kidnapping him, slashing his throat, and throwing him off a bridge as part of a twisted murder and robbery plot. The victim survived and led law enforcement to his attackers. Fonseca and Reynolds were charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, armed robbery, arson, and drug-related counts. The victim met Fonseca on Facebook and agreed to have dinner with her, but was attacked by both Fonseca and Reynolds during an "unorthodox date." The duo robbed the man, cut his throat, and threw him off a bridge into the Escambia River. The victim managed to survive, swim to land, and seek help. Fonseca and Reynolds were later arrested and found in possession of fentanyl.
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