Huge TikToker Arrested for Murder

Mr Prada, a huge TikToker has recently been arrested for the murder of a Baton Rouge therapist. Buckle up.

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[yellowpikmin]

"Respectfully your honour... POV Me not committing crimes and staying home all day while figuring out what chores to do."

[kristi]

I was molested at 14 by my grandmother's husband, she sent me to a different state and told the state I said I lied and left. I didn't. Never went to court over it and she tried to tell me I said I lied. I didn't. I believe children even if somehow they "recanted" because I didn't.

[rebeccasteinke]

He wasn't "found innocent, " the charges were dropped. A child recanting a statement in a situation like that isnt unheard of and doesnt mean it was a lie... especially after two years.

[TerrariumDiscoveryGamingMore]

I feel bad for anyone brutally murdered, but the man on question was indeed a child molester. Although murder is ALWAYS bad, being molested provides a perspective as to WHY he would do this. Also he may not have been *the* child, however he may have been another child.

[mostlyghostey]

The therapist was NOT found innocent. The DA did not press formal charges because there wasn’t enough proof for the case to go to trial and have the jury decide beyond a reasonable doubt that he was guilty. He may have well been guilty.

[enthiegavoir]

It's probably not the same kid, but there is never just one victim in these cases.

[drjekelmrhyde]

He killed a PDF that shouldn't have been a therapist after the first time he got caught. I have a feeling that you're going to have to update this one.

[NothingPerson]

First multiple peds have been reported, a content creator purposely derailing a train for views, another pretending to shoot his friend for views, YouTube’s number one creator in boiling hot water, and now this?!?! This is the most insane year for YouTube ever!

[TheMasterOfDeceitAndTruth]

drake exposed for ped, diddy exposed for ped, kris as ped, many youtubers quiting and a tiktoker being arrested for muder, what a year to be alive.

Edit: omg guys thx for the likes, its the most ive ever gotten!

[blessedchildari]

honestly, there were valid signs that he was spiraling in our faces I remember watching at tik tok of someone asking what was going on with him and that he was acting suddenly strange this was a few months ago, and of course, many people thought he was either doing it for attention or clearly something was wrong id say if only people tried to help him but the truth is how do we know if people didn't and that he didn't want the help its a sad situation and shows we need to be kinder to each other a cry for help comes in many different ways and sometimes people are afraid of boldly coming out in fear of judgment.

[WobblesandBean]

Thank you for that last bit. I often find myself giving way too much of myself to other people, to my own detriment. You can't save everyone, and some people just don't want to be saved and will only drag you down with them. I really needed to hear that message today.

[KingFeeshGuy]

I swear TikTok trends in 2030 is genuinely gonna be felonies

Edit: y’all are right new trends boutta bring back the death penalty

[aheeheegiggle]

If the therapist was actually a pdfile then honestly no tears should be shed over him.

[mranderson]

The therapist wasn’t found innocent, the charges were dropped because the kid wouldn’t testify. Much different than a jury determining you didn’t do something.

[SwaggyG_]

Welp, that's another TikToker to add to the ever-growing list of TikTok's darkest iceberg.

[spacecat]

9:30 this whole thing that you're talking about where you can and should help people but not to the point where it becomes your job is something i unfortunately learned the hard way... more than once. thank you for sharing that. it needs to be heard.

[yahniik]

I watched a few of his videos on YouTube a while ago. He had been admitted to the hospital after having a psychotic break. He came out, claimed he was finding Jesus or some type of spirituality, but you could tell his internal dialogue contradicted his spoken beliefs. Outwardly, he was a very critical person, I could only imagine how critical he was of himself. Mental illness is real, these people just need to reprogram their subconscious

[MitsuriSimpfr]

That dude always had relatable school TikToks 😨

[joemichigan]

"11 years old in 2015." Man, that made me feel old...

[brookrse]

the way the internet has normalized making jokes like this about creators like omg they murdered someone that i literally thought this was just a joke the first time i saw it…