Alix Tichelman Twitter / Alix Tichelman Police arrested an alleged high-end prostitute Friday on the suspicion of second-degree murder, destruction of evidence, and transporting and providing narcotics in a case involving the death of a Google exec, Stephen Baxter of the Santa Cruz Sentinel reported Wednesday.



However, while Alix Tichelman was orginally booked on suspicion of murder, the Los Angeles Times reported later Wednesday that she would only be charged with manslaughter, prostitution, and drug counts.

Prosecutors say the charges could still change as they continue looking into the case, the LA Times reported.

Tichelman is suspected of shooting heroin into Google employee Forrest Tim Hayes on his yacht in Santa Cruz harbor and then leaving the scene when he started suffering medical complications.

Police arrested Tichelman after tracking her down from a surveillance video on the boat that allegedly showed her making no effort to help the suffering Hayes after giving him the heroin, and then drinking a glass of wine and drawing the blinds before leaving the boat. Police said they made the arrest after luring her to a high-end hotel in Santa Cruz under the belief that she was meeting a rich client who would pay her more than $1,000 for sex.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel reports that Tichelman and Hayes met on SeekingArrangement.com, a website for "sugar daddies and sugar babies seeking mutually beneficial relationships."

Tichelman is being held in Santa Cruz County Jail with a $1.5 million bail. Hayes is survived by his wife and five children.

Editor's note: This post has been updated to reflect the charges Tichelman ultimately faced, as reported by the LA Times.