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Did A VH1 Reality Show Contestant Murder His Model Wife?

On Saturday in California a suitcase was discovered inside a trash receptacle with a corpse stuffed inside of it. The dead woman has been identified as model/stripper/Playboy representative Jasmine Fiore and her reality star husband is currently on the run.

Fiore was married to Ryan Alexander Jenkins, a contestant on the VH1 reality show, Megan Wants A Millionaire. His bio appears to have been removed by the network, but Steve Huff at True Crime Report caught a screengrab of it earlier before they did. In it, the Canadian investment banker boasts that he “has left many amazing women in his life primarily because he wanted more women”, and that “the only time he cheated on his ex was when he wanted to break up with her”.

The show is currently airing on VH1 and TMZ reported tonight that Jenkins was among its “final contestants.” The gossip site also says that Jenkins met Fiore while she was stripping in Las Vegas after he was booted from the show and they married two days later.

Fiore, who recently moved to LA from Vegas with Jenkins, was last seen Friday night, some reports say at a poker tournament in San Diego, while others say at her home in Hollywood. Her remains were discovered by a homeless man digging through the trash for plastic cans at around 7am on Saturday morning. Fiore’s mother said that her daughter was employed by Playboy as a representative and a coordinator for something called “Girls of Golf.”

Jenkins’ publicist says that he will cooperate fully with police investigating the murder, even though authorities believe he may be attempting to flee to Canada, his home country. Authorities also say that it was Jenkins who reported Fiore missing on Saturday morning. He then disappeared completely.

Pic via Jasmine Fiore’s modelling Portfolio

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