A woman says she spent years searching online death records to check whether her abusive ex-boyfriend had died, using his name late at night in hopes of finding him listed. After she believes she finds that he has died, she says she pays for his death certificate.
The account, reported by the Daily Mail, describes the behavior as obsessive and tied to her past relationship, but it does not provide specific details about her ex-boyfriend’s death, location, or the reasons she chooses to obtain the certificate beyond what is stated in the narrative. The report is presented as a personal story.
Across the two provided entries, both repeat the same core claims: prolonged online checking for death-record information, followed by purchasing the death certificate once the woman believes she confirms the ex-partner’s death. No other outlets or competing perspectives are included in the supplied material, so there is limited context about authorities, verification steps, or legal implications.
