The prostitute who injected a Google executive with a fatal dose of heroin before leaving him to die has revealed her regrets five years after he died. Alix Tichelman, 31, was jailed for six years over the death of Forrest Hayes, a father-of-five found dead on a yacht in California in , but was released last year after serving just two before being deported to Canada.
Speaking from her new home, Tichelman said she thinks about Hayes every day and is wracked with guilt for not calling as he fell unconscious. Alix Tichelman, 31, served two years of a six year sentence for injecting Google executive Forrest Hayes with a fatal dose of heroin on a yacht in California in Tichelman, who now lives in Canada after being deported, says she regrets abandoning Hayes as he died and thinks about him 'every day'. In an interview with The Sun , she said: 'I just wish I had done something different, then his kids would still have a father.
I should have stayed, I should have called Tichelman revealed she met Hayes through website Seeking Arrangement which matches up 'sugar daddies' with male or female 'sugar babies'. She claims the pair met just once before the night in question when they had dinner. Hayes then invited her on board the yacht in November and asked her to bring a stash of drugs with her.
She said he was not interested in a sexual relationship, contradicting police claims that she met Hayes several times for drug-fueled sex, but instead wanted her to inject him with heroin.
Tichelman said he gave her a Valium pill before they climbed aboard the boat and that she dosed herself with heroin first, before giving a dose to him. Almost immediately after injecting him, Tichelman said he began to 'drop off' but she initially didn't think anything was wrong, having passed out herself several times while using heroin.
