But this is quite a sad story,i wonder how she didn't know she had a live-in boyfriend while she was chatting online to other guys might have just slipped her mind because SHE somehow thought he was her brother


A lonely British man who flew across the world to propose to a woman he met on the internet has been stabbed to death by her jealous boyfriend - just two days after he arrived in the Philippines.
John Lorne McDonald, from Aberdeen, fell for Filipina who had placed details about herself on an internet dating site - but police suspect she failed to tell him she already had a boyfriend.
The 28-year-old Scotsman packed his bags and flew to the town of Angona, 20 miles east of Manila, where he met his chat-room lover, 31-year-old Nanqueen 'Nancy' Romero,. face to face for the first time.


Angona, 20 miles east of Manila, where John Lorne McDonald met his chat-room lover, Nanqueen 'Nancy' Romero, face to face for the first time. Two days later he was killed by Romero's boyfriend
Just two days later he was dead - stabbed numerous times by Miss Romero's enraged live-in Filipino boyfriend.
She was also stabbed by the boyfriend, named as Anselmo Lacostales, who has gone on the run, having also stolen Mr McDonald's wallet.
Miss Romero received stab wounds in the stomach and arms and is now in intensive care.

The Brit flew across the world to the Phillippines to propose to a woman he had met on the internet - and was murdered two days later
According to police officer Edgar Petalvero, who is in charge of the case, Mr McDonald met Miss Romero through an internet dating site chat room.
They spent weeks conversing with each other online before she invited him to fly to the Philippines.
Impoverished Filipino women often using dating sites in the hope of meeting a Western man they might be able to marry and take them away from their poor lifestyles.


John Lorne McDonald travelled to a town 20 miles north of Manila, capital of the Philippines, and was stabbed to death by Nanqueen 'Nancy' Romero's boyfriend
'Mr McDonald arrived in the Philippines last Thursday and called around at Nancy's house on Saturday,' said officer Petalvero.
'From what we understand, she introduced her live-in boyfriend, Lacostales, as her brother. But trouble came after they all went out to dinner.'
According to evidence police have gathered, after Mr McDonald, Miss Romero and Lacostales had dined in an Angona restaurant, they moved on to a karaoke bar, where the drinks flowed.
Sometime during the early hours of the morning, Mr McDonald made it known that he planned to ask for Miss Romero's hand in marriage. Lacostales was furious, according to police.
When they arrived back at the home Miss Romero shared with her boyfriend, Lacostales produced a knife and stabbed the Scotsman and Miss Romero repeatedly. Then he fled.
Neighbours who heard her screams raised the alarm, but by the time Mr McDonald arrived at hospital he was declared dead.
Police had said earlier that Lacostales had arrived at the house while Mr McDonald and Miss Romero were throwing a party to celebrate their future together and it was then that he had stabbed the couple.
But investigators now believe that the boyfriend was with the pair throughout the evening and had stabbed them when he heard Mr McDonald talking of marriage.
The British Embassy in Manila said Mr McDonald's mother, who lives in Aberdeen, was being informed of his death.
In February this year retired banker Frank Bell, 60, from London, escaped with his life when he was ambushed by gunmen as he drove with his 28-year-old Filipina wife Juriza and four-year-old daughter Savanna in the Philippines city of Cebu.
It was claimed he had been targeted by two teenage men who drove up to his van on a motor bike and fired the shots but they were killed when they lost control of the bike and crashed.
Police said it was believed the father of one of the teenagers was having an affair with Mr Bell's wife.
Mr Bell claimed he had no part in the deaths of the men and that they crashed their bike after firing at him.