A woman has warned others after a date allegedly admitted to planting a tracker in her car and asked her to get life insurance before they married. In a TikTok video, @lukedeandoit shares their conversation about marriage, his previous wife’s death and his request for an insurance policy.
The man also admitted he found her address and checked her criminal record. The woman questioned his actions and said the conversation makes her uncomfortable.
Date Brought Up His Previous Wife
During the conversation, the man referred to his previous wife and said she died. He then asked the woman, “Whether she has a life insurance policy.”
When she said no, he told her she needed to get one before they could move forward with marriage.
“Once you get one, we can get married, and then we can start a life,” he told her.
The woman questioned the timing of his request and said she felt uncomfortable. She also asked why he brought up life insurance when they have only recently started dating.
The man repeated that she should get a policy, saying it is “just to be safe.”
She responded that nothing is going to happen to her. However, he kept insisting that she get coverage.
Man Admitted to Placing a Tracker in Her Car
The conversation took another turn when the woman questioned how the man found her home.
He showed up at her address and asked if they could forget about it. He then said that he already had her location.
The man eventually admitted he had placed a tracking device in her vehicle.
He said, “Okay, I put something in your car, and it’s a tracker”.
The woman reacted with disbelief as he explained what he knew about her personal background. He also told her that he found her criminal record.
She asked what he discovered in the record and explained that her previous arrest had nothing to do with his former wife’s life insurance situation.
The exchange showed the woman questioning why he would investigate her background and track her vehicle without her knowledge.
Woman Questioned His Life Insurance Request
After admitting to placing the tracker, the man returned to the subject of life insurance.
The woman asked why he wanted her to buy a policy, especially since she had not expressed any plans to do so.
The man responded that it was only for safety. He repeated the same explanation when she told him that nothing was going to happen to her.
“Just to be safe,” he said.
The woman continued to express discomfort during the conversation. Earlier, she had also questioned his suggestion that they move in together, pointing out that they had not been dating for very long.
The exchange connected his request for life insurance with his comments about his previous wife’s death and his admission about tracking her car.
Video Drew Attention to Dating Safety
The TikTok video posted by @lukedeandoit documented the conversation, including the man’s statements about life insurance, his previous marriage and the tracking device.
The video does not establish whether the man actually purchased or arranged a life insurance policy for her, whether she obtained one or what happened after the recorded exchange.
It also does not provide independent confirmation of the tracking device or the circumstances surrounding his previous wife’s death.
The video ended with the man continuing to describe life insurance as a precaution, while the woman maintained that she felt uncomfortable with his requests.
