Beauty Influencer Valeria Marquez shot during the Tikok Live Stream in Mexico

In a terrifying crime that shocked Mexico and shocked social media, the 23-year-old Beauty Influencer Valeria Mrquez was shot by a salon on the outskirts of Guadalajara on Tiktok.

Subsequently, the influencer was shot by a disguised delivery driver for their beauty and lifestyle secrets on Tuesday when the officials suspect that it is a contract murder.

“Maybe they wanted to kill me,” said Mrquez nervously on her tikkok live minutes before she was shot. “They wanted to come and take me with them or what? I am worried.”

That would be her last words. Moments later, she received a soft toy and a bag of Starbucks from the man, who then shot her in the head and chest in front of the camera. She collapsed Midstream when the spectators were horrified.

TIIKTOK has dismantled her account since then.

The Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said her administration worked with local investigators to track down the murderer and extended her condolences to Herrnquez.

According to Denis Rodrguez, spokesman for the public prosecutor's public prosecutor's public prosecutor, the attack seems to have been carefully orchestrated. Hours before shooting, two men – a masked one, one on a motorcycle – visited the beauty salon in which Mrquez was later killed, and claimed that they had a “very expensive” gift for them that had to be delivered personally.

When Mrquez arrived and told by the visitors, their fear was noticeable. Prosecutors believe that the men were hired and that the shooter did not know her personally.

“The attacker came and asked if the victim (Mrquez) was there. So it seems that he didn't know her,” said Rodrguez. “With this, without jumping, you can derive a person who was paid. It was obviously someone who came with a purpose.”

The shocking incident occurred in Jalalco, a region that was overthrown by antitrust violence and under the influence of Jalalco's mighty cartel of the new generation. Rodrguez found that assassins on motorcycles – known as Sicarios – are often used in targeted murders in the entire state.