Man bashed, robbed after claims 'fake Facebook page' lured him to house
Claims have emerged that a fake Facebook page was used to lure a man to an Adelaide house, where he was then bashed and had his car stolen.
Two men behind the brutal attack are still on the run.
A trail of blood on the front porch of a Para Hills house was left by a man who was allegedly lured to the Bridge Road home.
After being bashed by two attackers, he staggered to a neighbour's house for help.
"There was blood all down the side of his face, coming from his ear," a witness, Yasmin, said.
"He was yelling saying that he got bashed, someone stole his car and phone."
The 25-year-old man remains in a stable condition at Royal Adelaide Hospital.
His orange Ford was found at Salisbury Downs on Wednesday morning, from which police hope to recover fingerprints and DNA.
A man whose former partner and two children live at the Para Hills house, claimed the victim was lured to the random address via a fake Facebook page setup although the exact nature of these claims have not been substantiated.
"It looks like someone has set him up," the man, Liam, claimed.
"What it looks like is he's owed people money and that's how they got him."
Residents in Para Hills are terrified by the brutal attack and many say they are planning to increase their security.
Anyone with information can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
