A TikTok star with over 8 million followers across two accounts, known for posting edgy and sometimes dark content, has been arrested in connection with the brutal murder of a therapist in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Twenty-year-old Terryon Ishmael Thomas, who goes by “Mr. Prada” on social media, was taken into custody in Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday after Baton Rouge police issued a warrant for his arrest. According to jail records, Thomas is currently being held without bond on charges of resisting an officer, aggravated criminal damage to property, and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

Although not yet formally charged with murder, Thomas is a key suspect in the death of William Nicholas “Nick” Abraham, a well-known Baton Rouge therapist whose body was found over the weekend, wrapped in a tarp off the side of a highway. Abraham’s violent death was described by local law enforcement as “very physical,” with severe injuries to his head, neck, and shoulders.

Thomas was identified as the driver of Abraham’s vehicle, which had been involved in a crash after fleeing a police stop. He was later picked out from a police lineup as the suspect.

The arrest has raised concerns and speculation, particularly given Thomas’ darker social media posts, some of which have resurfaced following his arrest. In one TikTok from May 2023, Thomas eerily wrote, “practicing for my mug shot cus this might be the year someone gonna meet God if they p–s me off too much.”

In addition to his online presence as a fashion influencer, Thomas’ recent content has hinted at personal turmoil, adding to the mystery surrounding his involvement in this tragic case.

Abraham, a former Catholic priest who later became a licensed therapist, specialized in treating substance abuse and mental health disorders. His brothers, devastated by his death, expressed their grief and commitment to seeking justice.

While authorities have yet to reveal a motive or any potential connection between the two men, the case continues to unfold, with many questions still unanswered.

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