Police say Norris Taft, 52, was killed shortly after meeting a woman he believed had lured him using a misleading online dating profile. According to reports, Taft told his family by text that he had been “catfished” after realizing that the person he met did not match the photos on the dating profile. Minutes later, he was reportedly murdered by his date, identified in the reports as Mikela Bahe, 30. The accounts describe the alleged dating-profile deception as involving misleading or fake photos presented online to secure a meeting. Bahe is accused of killing Taft after they went on the date connected to the profile. The reports focus on the sequence of events: Taft arranges the date through the online profile, he texts his family that he has been catfished, and then he is killed soon afterward. Police have not been cited in the provided text regarding motive beyond the allegation that the dating profile used deceptive imagery. The case is presented as an ongoing investigation.