At an in-custody arraignment hearing in Riverside Superior Court on March 8, 37-year-old Giovanni Adame Flores plead not guilty to alleged felony violations of Penal Code (PC) section 273a(a), willful
The horrific murder of social media influencer Bianca Devins, 17, made headlines around the world in 2019 when twisted killer Brandon Clark shared images of her corpse online. Tonight, a Channel 4 documentary airs an interview with the depraved killer
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Warped killer s chilling call to cops after slitting girl s throat then sharing grisly pics
Twisted Brandon Clark filmed himself as he killed Bianca Devins, 17. He then posted gruesome images of her corpse on social media, with sorry messages. He then tried to kill himself, but survived and is now in prison
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Brandon Clark pleaded guilty to the July 2019 killing of 17-year-old Bianca Devins.
A New York man who cut a 17-year-old girl’s throat in July 2019 and posted photos of the murder online in real time was sentenced Tuesday to 25 years to life in prison.
Brandon Clark, 22, pleaded guilty in February 2020 to the second-degree murder of Bianca Devins. Clark documented her slaying as it was unfolding, and photos of Devins’ dead body went viral on social media at the time.
Three members of Devins’ family read emotional impact statements during the sentencing hearing at Oneida County Courthouse in Utica, describing the void her death left in their lives.