A young woman has met a horrific end after she told a US Army reserve who had a crush on her that she only wanted to be friends.

[Augusta]

A young woman has met a horrific end after she told a US Army reserve who had a crush on her that she only wanted to be friends.

Prosecutors have said Jose Luis Lopez Xique, 27, shot Kayli Grace Arseth, 22, in a bloody attack at her Minnesota home on June 16 after they met online.

Hennepin County Attorney's Office filed one count of second-degree intentional murder against Lopez Xique on Monday, July 7.

The office said messages between the suspect and victim showed that Lopez Xique was "asking for a romantic relationship" despite "Arseth making clear that she was only interested in friendship."

During the investigation, police uncovered a grisly bag of discarded items at the crime scene in Arseth's home located in Richfield, southern Minneapolis. It included ammunition, an empty box of gauze, disposable gloves, a pair of shoes, a hat, wipes, masking tape, and rubber gloves

 

[Sanjeev]

That's sad incident. Why people can't control their emotions and get so violent to an extent that they kill a person.

 

[Trush Jodie]

Mr Soldier wants the girl to love him by force and the girl doesn't work. And the soldier can't take the rejection with a gun on his shoulder. REST IN PEACE to the young lady.

 

[eLdavis]

Then if she had agreed, am pretty sure she would have been going into a toxic relationship. May her soul rest in peace though.

 

[Fidelia]

When a soldier asks you out and wants to force you to accept him, just know that a military regime has started. Can't do that in a democratic setting. The soldier should be killed too.

 

[Augusta]

That's sad incident. Why people can't control their emotions and get so violent to an extent that they kill a person.

It is really worrisome now. You can't say your mind or reject advances you don't like. it is really concerning