TikTok Personality Charged in Bludgeoning Death of Louisiana Therapist

TikTok Personality Charged in Bludgeoning Death of Louisiana Therapist

In a shocking turn of events, TikTok personality known as Mr. Prada, whose real name is Terryon Thomas, has been charged in the bludgeoning death of Louisiana therapist Nicholas Abraham. Abraham’s body was discovered over the weekend in a rolled-up tarp near a state highway in rural Tangipahoa Parish.

The 69-year-old therapist from Baton Rouge was found on Sunday, and Thomas was arrested in Dallas County, Texas on Tuesday after fleeing from Baton Rouge police in Abraham’s car. Thomas, who has over 4 million followers on TikTok, is now facing second-degree murder charges and is awaiting extradition to Louisiana.

The motive for the killing and Thomas’ relationship to the victim remain unclear at this time. However, surveillance video showed Abraham entering Thomas’ apartment on Saturday morning, wearing the same clothing he had on when his body was discovered. Witnesses also reported seeing Thomas struggling to drag something wrapped in a tarp down the apartment building stairs before placing it in Abraham’s car.

Sheriff Gerald Sticker described the attack as “very physical and very violent,” with Abraham being bludgeoned in the head, shoulders, and neck. Abraham, who had 30 years of experience treating substance abuse, depression, and anxiety, was remembered as a kind and gentle man by those who knew him.

The community is shocked by this tragic event, and as the investigation continues, more details are expected to emerge about the circumstances surrounding Abraham’s untimely death.