Mr. Prada Arrested: TikTok Star Linked to Baton Rouge Therapist's Mysterious Death Found in Tarp

Mr. Prada Arrested

TikTok Star "Mr. Prada" Arrested in Connection with Baton Rouge Therapist's Homicide

A TikTok influencer known as "Mr. Prada" has been arrested following the shocking discovery of a therapist's body wrapped in a tarp along a Louisiana highway. Terryon Ishmael Thomas, 20, was taken into custody in Dallas, Texas, on charges related to the murder of 69-year-old William Nicholas Abraham, whose remains were found on Sunday along Highway 51.

Abraham, a licensed professional counselor, life coach, and motivational speaker, was reported to have died from blunt force trauma, leading authorities to classify his death as a homicide. His body was found partially concealed along the road, approximately 60 miles northeast of Baton Rouge, where he had an office.

The circumstances surrounding Abraham’s death remain unclear, and law enforcement has not disclosed any possible motive or whether Thomas and Abraham were acquainted. Thomas, originally from Newellton in northern Louisiana, had been wanted for various charges, including aggravated criminal damage to property and unauthorized use of a vehicle.

The investigation gained momentum when a Baton Rouge Police officer attempted to pull over a stolen black Lincoln MKZ linked to Thomas. The vehicle's driver fled the scene, leading to a crash that ultimately resulted in the officer identifying Thomas in a photo lineup.

Thomas, whose TikTok account boasts over 3.9 million followers, has not yet been formally charged in connection with Abraham's death, and no court date has been announced. His social media profile features a striking image with his face obscured by black Xs, and his last post, made just days before his arrest, showcased him lifting weights with music from Katy Perry in the background.

As the investigation continues, authorities are urging anyone with information about the case to come forward.

Mr. Prada Arrested: TikTok Star Linked to Baton Rouge Therapist's Mysterious Death Found in Tarp