Construction Worker Jailed for 32 Years After Brutal Dartford Murder Over Money Row
Chilling CCTV Shows Killer’s Cold-Blooded Moves
Dorin Ciorba, 29, viciously killed customer Osaretin Oronsaye during a money dispute at his Dartford home on 5 July 2025. Police unraveled the case using hours of CCTV footage. It reveals Ciorba arriving at Dartford train station, cycling straight to Oronsaye’s house, then leaving shortly after in different clothes.
He caught a train back to London and immediately went on a spending spree, using the victim’s bank cards for multiple transactions.
Quick Arrest Uncovers Damning Evidence
Ciorba was snapped up at his Longbridge Road, Barking home on 17 July 2025. Officers found Oronsaye’s bank cards, car keys, and paperwork from a small claims dispute between the men — ironically delivered the night before the murder.
Justice Served at Maidstone Crown Court
The trial ended with Ciorba found guilty of murder and robbery on 12 February 2026. A week later, he was slammed with a 32-year prison sentence and told he’ll be deported after serving his time.
Detective Chief Inspector Neil Kimber said:
“I hope this lengthy custodial sentence provides Osaretin’s family and friends some comfort and time to grieve.
Ciorba committed a senseless murder and foolishly thought he’d gotten away with it. He even used Mr Oronsaye’s bank cards after searching online for murder reports and kept the victim’s possessions.
This case proves that no matter how calculated offenders think they are, they will not escape justice for such horrific violence.”
