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|hobby = }}'''Ryan Alexander Jenkins''' (February 8, 1977 - August 20, 2009) was an American real estate investor best known for being a contestant on the short-lived reality series ''Megan Wants a Millionaire'', and also on ''I Love Money'', a spin-off of ''Megan Wants a Millionaire''.

On August 15, 2009, Jenkins [[murder]]ed his wife, 28-year old model Jasmine Fiore, in a fit of jealous rage, then stuffed her body into a suitcase. Her remains had been mutilated to prevent recognition; she was eventually identified by the serial numbers of her breast implants. Jenkins was indicted for her murder shortly after she was identified on August 19. He remained on the run for five days after committing the murder, before taking his own ~~like~~ by hanging himself in a hotel room in Hope, British Columbia, Canada.

On August 15, 2009, Jenkins [[murder]]ed his wife, 28-year old model Jasmine Fiore, in a fit of jealous rage, then stuffed her body into a suitcase. Her remains had been mutilated to prevent recognition; she was eventually identified by the serial numbers of her breast implants. Jenkins was indicted for her murder shortly after she was identified on August 19. He remained on the run for five days after committing the murder, before taking his own life by hanging himself in a hotel room in Hope, British Columbia, Canada.

==Biography==

Jasmine Fiore met Jenkins at a Las Vegas casino shortly after Jenkins completed filming ''Megan Wants a Millionaire''. Two days later – March 18, 2009 – the pair married at The Little White Wedding Chapel on the Las Vegas Strip. According to court records, Jenkins was charged in June 2009 in Clark County, Nevada, with "battery constituting domestic violence" for hitting Fiore on the arm. Travis Heinrich, who was present, said Jenkins and Fiore were arguing over her kissing Heinrich, and Jenkins hit Fiore's arm, causing her to fall into a nearby swimming pool. Jenkins was to go on trial in December. The pair reconciled shortly before Fiore's death and were reportedly traveling to San Diego for a poker game.

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 |hobby = }}'''Ryan Alexander Jenkins''' (February 8, 1977 - August 20, 2009) was an American real estate investor best known for being a contestant on the short-lived reality series ''Megan Wants a Millionaire'', and also on ''I Love Money'', a spin-off of ''Megan Wants a Millionaire''.
-On August 15, 2009, Jenkins [[murder]]ed his wife, 28-year old model Jasmine Fiore, in a fit of jealous rage, then stuffed her body into a suitcase.  Her remains had been mutilated to prevent recognition; she was eventually identified by the serial numbers of her breast implants. Jenkins was indicted for her murder shortly after she was identified on August 19. He remained on the run for five days after committing the murder, before taking his own like by hanging himself in a hotel room in Hope, British Columbia, Canada.
+On August 15, 2009, Jenkins [[murder]]ed his wife, 28-year old model Jasmine Fiore, in a fit of jealous rage, then stuffed her body into a suitcase. Her remains had been mutilated to prevent recognition; she was eventually identified by the serial numbers of her breast implants. Jenkins was indicted for her murder shortly after she was identified on August 19. He remained on the run for five days after committing the murder, before taking his own life by hanging himself in a hotel room in Hope, British Columbia, Canada.
 ==Biography==
 Jasmine Fiore met Jenkins at a Las Vegas casino shortly after Jenkins completed filming ''Megan Wants a Millionaire''. Two days later – March 18, 2009 – the pair married at The Little White Wedding Chapel on the Las Vegas Strip. According to court records, Jenkins was charged in June 2009 in Clark County, Nevada, with "battery constituting domestic violence" for hitting Fiore on the arm. Travis Heinrich, who was present, said Jenkins and Fiore were arguing over her kissing Heinrich, and Jenkins hit Fiore's arm, causing her to fall into a nearby swimming pool. Jenkins was to go on trial in December. The pair reconciled shortly before Fiore's death and were reportedly traveling to San Diego for a poker game.