He murdered a 17-year-old influencer and posted his body picture on Instagram

Accustomed to the strict rules of Instagram – who even censor the bad to consider them inappropriate – users were surprised to see that photos of the bloody body of influential person Bianca Devins were online more than 24 hours.

It was only after the broadcast of the case that the social network managers erased the images and "they took steps" to prevent their reproduction, reported the Buzz Feed News website.

The one who he published them was his alleged killer, Andrew Clark, 21, who was leaving just two months ago with the teenager from Utica, New York, and I would have killed her in her car. In fact, he called 911 to report the crime.

When the police arrived at the place where Clark had parked his truck, he found the man lying on the ground. Seeing the officers, the accused attempted to stab his neck.

The police managed to prevent Clark from hurting themselves, but they saw him colliding with a green tarp near his vehicle and noticed some brown hair coming out from under the fabric: the man confirmed that it was the body of Devins.

Clark he took out several selfies with Devins' body and he posted them on Instagram with the phrase "Perdón, Bianca". The images became viral last Sunday.

The figure of femicide does not exist in the United States, but Clark was charged Monday of this week. for second-degree homicide. Utica police reported that the man was uploading photos of criminal acts to his Instagram account at the precise moment when he was arrested.

In one of the pictures the phrase "Here is hell. It's redemption, is not it?", taken from the book" The Combat Club ".

Guess who had more than 6,000 followers in his Instagram profileHe had captured his audience with his publications on cartoons, video games and fashion. "Bianca's smile lit up our lives. We will always remember her as our princess", said his family.

Clark, for his part, changed his Instagram biography to include two dates: October 6, 1997 and July 14, 2019, that is to say last Sundaydate of the murder.

Utica police ruled that it was an extreme case of harbadment because Devins and Clark they had met via Instagram and had met several times in person. Even their family members got to know each other during the two months of their relationship.

Clark "it was not just an internet boyfriend & # 39;He was a close friend of the family we knew and trusted. I do not want any false information to be divulged, "wrote Olivia Devins, Bianca's sister, on her Instagram account, about the relationship between the murderer and the girl.