Grace Millane met Jesse Kempson through Tinder while traveling in New Zealand. The next day, her family reported her missing, and investigators began reconstructing a timeline from hotel cameras and phone data. The 2018 Auckland case turned on what happened after the meeting: deleted messages, online searches, and movements captured by CCTV. Kempson's account was challenged in court, where prosecutors argued that the digital trail showed an attempt to hide the truth. This video examines how the evidence was assembled and why the case became a major test of digital proof and consent in court. If you enjoy modern true crime built around timelines, phones, and courtroom contradictions, this one is for you.

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