Chilling details about the death of a Louisiana therapist have emerged in the wake of the arrest of TikTok star Mr Prada.
Terryon Ishmael Thomas, 20, was taken into custody on October 1 in Dallas, after being accused of beating Dr. William Nick Abraham, 69, to death.
Now an arrest warrant, obtained by Law&Crime, has shed more light Abrahams final moments and on the horrifying scene where he was discovered.
Abrahams body was found in a tarp that had been dumped on a road on Sunday outside of Baton Rouge.
Investigators were quickly able to ascertain the deceaseds 2018 black Lincoln MKZ was missing, the warrant states, and efforts were immediately launched to locate it.
Upon reviewing surveillance footage, the vehicle was spotted at a Denham Springs mall. In additional CCTV, Thomas was allegedly seen exiting the car. It is claimed he was seen in another video from inside the shopping center.
A surprising new theory has emerged hours after TikTok star Terryon Ishmael Thomas, 20, also known as Mr Prada was arrested in connection to the murder of Louisiana therapist, Dr. William Nick Abraham, 69
East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office deputies saw the car on Monday and attempted to apprehend the driver. It is alleged they was able to evade on foot but eventually made their way back home to an Essen apartment complex, where police quickly swooped with a warrant.
Homicide Detectives discovered evidence that indicated a violent physical altercation ensued inside the apartment, the arrest warrant states.
A significant amount of blood was observed throughout the apartment, along with multiple sharp objects and other weapons. It should be noted that additional evidence indicated an apparent effort to discard evidence by cleaning the scene.
A review of the complexs footage allegedly shows Abraham arriving on September 28 in the same clothes he was later found wearing when discovered in a blue tarp on the side of the highway.
When the item was cut open, the remains of a deceased white adult male were discovered, the arrest warrant states.
The body was found to be wrapped in a gray colored comforter with dark-colored duct tape used to wrap around the body.
The head of the victim was found to be covered with a dark-colored towel. The victim appeared to have sustained blunt-force trauma to the head.
Online speculation has since began to ran rampant about the case - with many making sickening guesses about how the pair could possibly be acquainted.
Officials have since revealed at least some insight to say it is unlikely Thomas was ever a patient of Abrahams.
The relationship of the suspect to the victim and the murder motive are still under investigation. At this time, there is no evidence to suggest that Thomas was a client of Abraham, the East Baton Rouge Sheriffs Office said.
A motive for the murder remains unclear but East Baton Rouge Parish court records show that the dead therapist was arrested nine years ago and booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison over molestation accusations.
He was released on a $25,000 bond and his case did not go to trial, according to WAFB.
Dr. William Nick Abraham, 69, (pictured) who was found beaten to death on Sunday, had been accused of inappropriately touching an 11-year-old boy in 2015 during a counseling session in 2015
In a short statement, the East Baton Rouge Sheriffs Office clarified that there may never have been a doctor-patient relationship between Thomas and Abraham
His case was dismissed after two years due to lack of evidence and in the best interest of the victim, District Attorney Hillar Moore told WAFB.
After considering all available evidence, the best interest of the child, and the lack of any inculpatory statements by the arrestee, we declined to institute formal charges, he said.
Defense attorney Jarrett Ambeau, who represented the Abraham called him a sweet man with a very gentle soul, and said he was absolutely blown away when he heard the man was found dead on the side of the highway wrapped in a tarp, he told BR Proud.
The lawyer also said Abraham was openly gay and speculated the therapist was involved in some kind of intimate interests.
He also speculated the mans death could be a hate crime and somebody set him up to hurt him, he told the outlet.
The TikToker reportedly refused to obey as an officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop - and instead backed into the police vehicle and fled on foot while officers recovered the victims vehicle.
Thomas was later captured on a nearby stores surveillance cameras, which police released Monday night as he remained on the loose then.
The TikToker reportedly refused to obey as an officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop - and instead backed into the police vehicle and fled on foot while officers recovered the victims vehicle
The TikToker was seen driving the therapists vehicle as he fled from authorities during a traffic stop.
He was formally accused of murder by the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office on October 2.
Police found Abrahams body with blunt force trauma wounds on a highway just outside of Baton Rouge. No weapons were found near the body, nor in his home.
It was a very physical and very violent attack, Tangipahoa Sheriff Gerald Sticker said of the therapists death, according to WAFB.
He was bludgeoned about in the head, shoulders and neck. There was a lot of bruising.
Prior to the murder, Thomas posted concerning clips online, including one where he claimed to be bipolar and one where he unevenly shaved his head.