Did Florida’s Falon Dunkelberger and Dimitri Lubin use Taimi to lure an Oklahoma woman and commit human trafficking?

Falon Elizabeth Dunkelberger, 25, of Hollywood, Broward County, Florida, United States and Dimitri David Lubin, 23, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida are being held without bond on charges of human trafficking. The latter is originally from Haiti.

It started when a woman, 21, from a small town in Oklahoma, USA matched with Dunkelberger on Taimi, a social networking and dating app that caters to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) people. The former was struggling financially after she and her son, 1, fled an abusive relationship.

Born in Ukraine, Alex Pasykov created Taimi, which was launched by Social Impact Inc. in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA in 2017. The app is available not only in English but also in Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian and Spanish.
 

Detienen a dos personas acusadas de prostituir a una joven y secuestrar a su hijo de 1 año: En un operativo, la policía capturó a Falon Elizabeth Dunkelberger quien con engaños trajo a Miami a una mujer de 21 años. Según las autoridades, Falon le ofreció… https://t.co/LgdOuUzHmb

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