According to the Daily Mirror, Sydney Loofe was found a month after she had a date with Aubrey Trail, 52. In a heartbreaking final snapchat before her encounter with Trail, Ms Loofe wrote “ready for my date”. She was then never seen alive again.
The 24-year-old’s parents raised the alarm with the authorities but tragically she was found cut up and in the bags in a field in Omaha, Nebraska.
The court was told that Ms Loofe had died during “rough sex” and after the body was discovered Trail and his 25-year-old girlfriend Bailey Boswell were charged with her murder.
Trail has been on trial this week in the US and could face the death penalty if convicted.
During the hearing, details emerged that showed Ms Loofe’s body had showed signs she struggled in the moments leading up to her death.
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Dr Michelle Elieff, a forensic pathologist, told the court an earlobe of Ms Loofe’s was torn.
She also had bruising on her wrists, as well as on the back of her head and inner thighs, Dr Elieff said.
The claims were denied by Trail’s lawyer, who said the injuries were the result of “rough, consensual sex”.
The prosecution says Ms Loofe had agreed to take part in “sexual asphyxiation”, an act which would be filmed.
The defence told the court Ms Loofe was in need of money before agreeing to take part, in exchange for cash.
The court heard that Ms Loofe had initially met Boswell on dating application Tinder before they met on November 14.
On the date, they agreed to meet up the following night, the day her last social media post was made.
Prosecutors claim that by agreeing to meet with Ms Loofe, both Trail and Boswell planned the horrendous attack.
At the trial, a further three women claimed Boswell had recruited them via Tinder.
The women claimed they were forced to call Trail “daddy” before engaging in group sex with him and other women, the court heard.
One woman told the court the couple had a killing bag, which had a sauna suit, hammer and plier inside it.
The trial continues.