A popular TikTok star with 3.9 million followers, known as” Mr. Prada 456″, has been accused of murdering a Louisiana therapist after investigators claimed the victim’s blood was discovered in his apartment, according to ‘ People .com’.
Terryon Thomas, 20, was charged with second-degree death and obstruction of justice following the death of 69-year-old William Nicholas Abraham, the East Baton Rouge sheriff’s department announced on Thursday, October 3.
Thomas is now being detained in a Dallas County jail in Texas where he was detained on October 1 on related costs of resisting arrest, aggravated unlawful damage to property, and illegal use of a car.
The charges follow the discovery of Abraham’s figure on September 29th, rolled up in a tent on the side of a bridge in Tangipahoa Parish. According to officials, Abraham died from blunt force injury in what they are treating as a crime.
According to an arrest warrant obtained by” PEOPLE,” Thomas was taken into custody a day later in Texas after allegedly being found driving Abraham’s car. Thomas allegedly attempted to flee when officers stopped her and crashed into a parking lot.
Soon before Abraham’s car was abandoned, surveillance footage from a store revealed a person driving the vehicle, which later led authorities to name Thomas as the suspect.
Authorities reportedly found proof of a violent altercation at Thomas ‘ Baton Rouge room, including blood that matched Abraham’s DNA and a number of sharp objects and arms.
Witnesses also reported seeing Thomas struggle as he lowered an image from his house down the stairs and into what is thought to be Abraham’s car.
Authorities say there is no evidence that Thomas was a customer of Abraham, a qualified professional counselor and life coach who went by the name” Dr Nick,” and that the two people have a connection.
” I appreciate the work done by the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office, Louisiana State Police and Crime Lab, Baton Rouge Police Department, U. S. Marshal’s Service, and all others concerned”, said East Baton Rouge Sheriff Sid Gautreaux. ” This is an continuous research… I’m hoping that friends and family will come to peace with this imprisonment.
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