Prostitute 'injected Google executive with heroin, finished her wine and left him to die'

CHARGED: Alix  Tichelman stands accused of injecting a Google executive with heroin and leaving him to die..

Alix Tichelman, 26, in handcuffs and a red jumpsuit dit not enter a plea as she was charged with manslaughter and heroin charges.

She is being held on $1.5m (£900,000) bail.

Surveillance footage from the yacht shows Tichelman gather her belongings – including heroin and needles – step over the victim's body to finish a glass of wine and then leave the boat.

Police said Tichelman did not provide medical assistance to 51-year-old Forrest Timothy Hayes who fell unconscious during the November overdose aboard his 50ft (15-metre) yacht, Escapade.

SULTRY: Tichelman boasted of having over 200 clients [FACEBOOK]

His body was discovered the next morning by the boat's captain, officers said.

Police are also investigating Tichelman in connection with a similar incident in another state, the Santa Cruz deputy police chief, Steve Clark said.

"There's a pattern of behaviour here where she doesn't seek help when someone is in trouble," he said.

Assistant district attorney Rafael Vazquez said authorities are still investigating the case and may file more serious charges.

Mr Hayes, a father of five, had worked for several leading technology firms including Apple and Sun Microsystems.

NOTORIOUS: Tichelman is being investigated for a similar incident

Tichelman was arrested on July 4 after a detective posed as a client and lured her to Santa Cruz.

An agreement was reached on a price of more than $1000 (£583) for her services.

Police said Tichelman, who boasted she had more than 200 clients, met her male customers throughout the website, SeekingArrangement.com.

The website connects wealthy "sugar daddies" with attractive "sugar babies" for a "mutually beneficial relationship".

The site lists the perks for a sugar baby as financial stability, shopping sprees, expensive dinners and exotic travels.

Daily Star