A MILLIONAIRE Google executive died after a high-class prostitute injected him with a deadly dose of heroin – before stepping over his dying body to leave his yacht.
Call girl Alix Tichelman, 30, was sentenced to five years in jail after CCTV footage on the tragic father-of-five Forrest Timothy Hayes’s 50ft luxury boat proved she gave him the lethal dose of the drug in 2013.
Divorcee Hayes, 51, who had a top job with search giant Google, had met Tichelman several times for drug-fuelled sex sessions via escort website Seeking Arrangement.
In May 2015, Tichelman pleaded guilty to felony involuntary manslaughter and administering drugs and served nearly three years behind bars before being released because of good behaviour.
The troubled hooker, whose father is also a CEO of a large tech company in California, also lost her former boyfriend to a heroin overdose.
The man, a 53-year-old monkey trainer, allegedly died two months before Hayes although his death was ruled accidental.
Cops arrested Tichelman eight months after Hayes death.
CCTV footage gathered by police is said to have shown the then 26-year-old prostitute gather her belongings and step over the Silicon Valley exec’s unconscious body to finish her glass of wine.
She was then filmed lowering a blind before leaving the boat without calling 911.
Hayes body was discovered the following day on the yacht in Santa Cruz Small Craft Harbour, California.
But during the trial, defence attorney Larry Biggam pointed out that heroin addict Tichelman had injected herself before administering the lethal dose.
He argued that the powerful drugs had clouded her judgement and that there was no reason for the call girl to kill her most lucrative client, reports KSBW.
Canadian-born Tichelman was detained by immigration cops in California following her release from prison on March 29.
Despite bail documents incorrectly stating that the former prostitute had dual citizenship it has now been confirmed that she is not an American citizen and risks being deported, reports KSBW.
Speaking with the New York Post, ICE spokesman James Schwab confirmed the convict was being held by immigration officials.
He said: “Ms Tichelman was taken into custody by deportation officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) March 29.
“Department of Homeland Security databases indicate Ms. Tichelman has multiple prior criminal convictions, including convictions for involuntary manslaughter and a felony drug charge.
“She will remain in DHS/ICE custody pending removal proceedings.”
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