The jealous woman blames her boyfriend’s addiction to a video game, and a tinder app installed on his phone.
A man who was just enjoying playing video games was attacked and nearly killed by his girlfriend after she attacked him using a Katana. Reports suggested that his jealous girlfriend slashed him with a Katana and nearly killed him.
On March 3, the man who was identified as Alex Lovell was rushed to the hospital after his jealous girlfriend slashed him with a katana while he was sleeping.
According to the reports, it would take him up to six months to fully recover from the horrifying attack.
Alex Lovell received multiple injuries in different parts of his body that was repeatedly slashed with a Katana. His jealous girlfriend stated that his addiction to video games is one of the reasons why she attacked him. She also added that she caught him cheating after she discovered the dating app called ‘Tinder’ installed on his phone.
Emily Javier, the man’s girlfriend, stated that his addiction to the video game ‘PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ prompted her to commit the act.
Meanwhile, Lovell admitted that he really spends 12 to 13 hours on computer games but he never cheated on her for he already loses time for his girlfriend and adding one won’t solve anything.
“I barely had time to hang out with my girlfriend, let alone another girl,” he said.
When Javier attacked him, his only way of defense was, as per reports, to hug her. He said, “I told her I loved her, and she was killing me. She needed to call the police, or I was going to die.” Police then arrived on the scene when they got a call from a woman believed to be Javier. Thankfully, he arrived on time, and doctors were able to save him.
Though his girlfriend nearly killed him for being addicted to video games, all that Lovell said was: “She called the authorities and saved my life, I hope that counts for something.” He added, “It’s a bit complicated. Regardless, I assume she needs some serious help.”
As per Javier, she was charged with attempted murder and her bail is set to be around $350,000 (around ₱ 18.2 million).
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