It turns out that you have found possibly the worst person you could have said yes to,” said Kent.Her “yes” was to a man named Curtis Coats, the third, who lived in Austin.Arrest Affidavit for Curtis Coats - March 2016 by kvuenews on Scribd The KVUE Defenders looked into Coats’ history.

Mary Kay Beckman had known Ridley for eight days when she broke up with him.The fears are real: women are afraid of falling for a serial killer, and the men don’t want to meet a girl who doesn’t look like her profile picture.However, the real danger of dating sites is unique and much sneakier! We can meet friends, relax in front of a good movie or shop. The Internet is even used by pastors looking to expand their ministries by publishing ebooks and podcasts. In fact, the Bible does not give a unique way to find your spouse. What is important to God is to stay pure in the process and to choose someone who will work with you to advance His Kingdom.says the lawsuit — based on the false sense of security provided by Match.com’s advertising — is ridiculous. But there is something about the legitimacy of sites like that makes it feel safer than, say, Craigslist, and not really for any good reason. Connecticut, New York, Florida, Texas, New Jersey, and others have passed laws requiring dating sites to post safety notices, including indicating that they do not perform background checks.began checking users against national sex offender registries in 2011 after a woman sued the site, saying she was raped by a repeat sex offender she met on the site.