TikTok Star Becomes Suspect In Insane Murder Story

The case of a Louisiana therapist’s murder takes an unexpected turn as a popular TikTok influencer emerges as a central suspect.

At a Glance

  • TikTok star Mr. Prada, real name Terryon Ishmael Thomas, is a suspect in therapist William Nicholas Abraham’s death.
  • Abraham’s body was found wrapped in a tarp by the side of a Louisiana highway.
  • Thomas was arrested in Dallas and charged with second-degree murder, pending extradition to Louisiana.
  • The relationship and motive behind the murder remain unclear.

The Case Unfolds

This bizarre story begins with the discovery of the body of William Nicholas Abraham, a respected therapist, found along a Louisiana highway wrapped in a tarp. A TikTok influencer, known by his online persona Mr. Prada, has since been named a suspect. Known on the platform as Terryon Ishmael Thomas, his alleged involvement has captured widespread attention, given his substantial following of over four million.

 

 

The grim discovery of Abraham’s body was just the start. Evidence began pointing towards Thomas after surveillance footage showed Abraham entering Thomas’ apartment complex shortly before his death. A further search of the apartment revealed signs of a struggle and efforts to clean up blood, deepening the intrigue and leaving many questioning how an online figure could be tied to such a sinister act.

The Pursuit and Arrest

Following the discovery of Abraham’s body, authorities traced his missing car back to Thomas. Witness reports claimed Thomas was seen struggling with a tarp near the apartment complex, later dropping it into the car later found in Dallas, where Thomas fled. The dramatic chase concluded with his arrest by U.S. Marshals.

“It was a very physical and very violent attack,” Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Gerald Sticker commented on the nature of Abraham’s murder. “He was bludgeoned about in the head, shoulders, and neck.”

Thomas’s life as a social media influencer juxtaposes sharply with the criminal charges he’s now facing. Initially spotted driving Abraham’s car, Thomas eluded capture briefly before being arrested on charges including aggravated criminal damage and unauthorized vehicle use. He now awaits extradition to Louisiana on second-degree murder charges.

 

In the midst of legal proceedings, questions remain about the motive behind Abraham’s murder and the nature of any relationship with Thomas. While video evidence has been pivotal in tying Thomas to the crime scene, no clear reason for the crime has emerged. Officials have stated there’s no evidence suggesting Thomas was a client of Abraham, furthering the mystery.

We’ll report back when we hear more on this case.

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