The Colombia man accused after threatening to be sexually assaulted, kills the victim for denying the job

A man was accused of having threatened a victim for text message on Wednesday.

A victim reported to the police that he was going to interview Riley Michael Dorfman for a job on February 26.

They claimed that the man sent him messages before the interview, where he was addressed that he had only a bicycle for transport.

The victim’s text messages explained that for him to get the job, a car for transport was required.

The judicial documents show that the man then sent several texts threatening to rape and kill the victim.

The office of the sheriff in Boone County noticed one of the text messages from Dorfman’s phone number, read: “You will live for fear for the rest of the days, waiting to kill and rape you, or I could tie you and to peel your skin as a potato until you die.”

The deputies also stated that the following messages repeatedly appointed a racial slur to the victim.

According to a probable statement, Dorfman later spoke with law enforcement about text messages to the victim, where he expressed his remorse for what he was accused of saying.

He was charged with harassment of grade I.

An arrest warrant was issued for Dorfman, who said he would be held without bonds.