Bianca's crime: the morbidity before the death of the influencer

In 2010, Jason Clark, arrested for threatening to cut the neck of his wife, Michelle Clark, in Obregon County, United States.

His wife called the security forces, after the man repeatedly raped her. Ten hours later, the SWAT group released her and arrested the attacker. His son Brandon Clark was then 12 years old..

Nearly ten years later, Brandon knew Bianca Devins 17, via Instagram.

Bianca was a rising celebrity on Instagram for her video game publications. In the teen network, Tik tok was an "It girl", a youth fashion icon.

Brandon also dreamed of being an influencer. Two months ago, they became friends. Saturday they went to a concert of the singer Nicole Dollengager, in the city of New York.

Bianca kissed a guy at the show. Brandon had a fit of jealousy and became "crazy"said the victim in a message to a friend.

During a four hour drive back to their village, they quarreled and the attacker blamed Bianca for what had happened during the concert. They reached a dead end street, Brandon took out a knife and killed her.

He took a picture of the body and loaded it into an Instagram story with the phrase "I'm sorry Bianca". He shared another photo on the social network of video games, Discord, with the caption: "I'm sorry, damn, they'll have to find someone else to conquer".

Automatically, network users informed the police in Utica, New York, that they were roaming the streets to find the body and the murderer. Instragam has not lowered the image and followers who have posted the article have received this answer from the platform: "they do not violate the standards of our community".

That's Brandon himself who called for emergencies Sunday morning to confess to the murder and threatened death. When the police found him in a driveway, the 21-year-old boy was stabbed to the neck, approached Bianca's body and removed a selfie.. He was transferred urgently and was finally out of danger. He could be sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Instagram was finally able to delete the photo 12 hours after its publication.. But it was late. Unfortunately, Brandon could finally be an influencer. The image has been viralized by different networks. #RipBianca was a global trend.

The mother of the victim asked to please no longer share the image a few days later. Kaleigh Nicole wrote on her Facebook account: "What's wrong with people, I've seen the pictures, they'll come to my head forever when I think of her.". When I close my eyes, these images torment me. And if we have a little consideration for his mother, his sister, his grandparents …? And if we have a little consideration for her? "

The mother's request had the opposite effect: the photo has been viralized thousands of times.

Bianca added 150,000 followers after her death, while everyone still knew that she would not share anything.