A man is sentenced to jail after using a fake Tinder profile in his ex-partner’s name to target strangers and lure them to her home, according to multiple UK outlets. Reporting says the man created the account to impersonate his former partner and then used it to arrange meetings that led men to her address. Several sources describe the scheme as part of an ongoing pattern of harassment and stalking, carried out after the relationship ended. The Guardian and other coverage state he is jailed for eight years. The Mirror reports the number of men involved as 35. Other outlets also describe allegations that the man sought sexual violence by inviting strangers to rape the woman. The case is linked to stalking offences and offences involving men being brought to the ex-partner’s home. Cheshire Constabulary and the BBC are also cited in the wider reporting, though specific procedural details are not included in the excerpts provided. Across coverage, the central points are that the offender used an impersonating dating profile, drew strangers to the victim’s address, and received a custodial sentence for the resulting harassment and abuse.