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Influencer Valeria Márquezwhich was shot dead in Mexico during Tiktok’s live stream, he may have been murdered by a hitting man, per prosecutor.
Denis Rodríguezspokesman for the Office of the Prosecutor of Jalisco, he told App News be the The death of a 23 -year -old influencer is still investigated.
Before Márquez was murdered, Rodríguez claimed that a man who was posing as a distribution driver and another motorcycle man had reached the salon in the Guadalajara metropolitan area. The men were looking to present a gift to Márquez personally – which prompted her to worry in the live flow.
“They may be going to kill me,” Márquez said in the video, by outlet. “Was they going to come and take me away, or what? I’m worried.”
When the men returned, they searched for Márquez again. Rodríguez told the outlet that the men were asking Márquez to lead prosecutors to believe that they were employed in murderers.
“The attacker arrived at asking if the victim was there. So he seems to not know her,” said Rodríguez. “With that, you can deduce – without jumping to conclusions – that this was a paid person. He was clearly someone who came with a purpose.”
AP reported that Márquez had a stuffed animal and a bag of Starbucks coffee while she was on the live flow and falling on camera after being shot. .
Per outlet, Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum She said that her administration worked with local researchers to find the murderer, and extend her condolences to the Márquez family.
Broken news from Márquez’s death Earlier this month, with users going to its Instagram – who have collected more than 475,000 followers – to share their sympathy.
“I had the opportunity to meet her personally, a person with very beautiful energy,” wrote one user through Instagram, which was translated into English. “(I) I’m still in shock(I) I can’t believe I will never see her (livestream) again. “
Rodríguez said previously The New York Times It was probable that the men did not know Márquez.
“They had no personal relationship,” he explained to the outlet. “Simply put, he was his executioner.”
The prosecutor’s office told The New York Times that the crime is investigated as a “femicide,” which means when a woman is assumed to be killed because of her gender.