The Influencer shot during the TIKTOK -Live stream was killed by Hitman: Report

Influencer Valeria Márquezwho was shot in Mexico during a Tikok livestream, may have been murdered by one killer per prosecutor.

Denis RodríguezA spokesman for the public prosecutor's public prosecutor in Jalalco told AP News that the death of the 23-year-old influencer was still examined.

Before Márquez was murdered, Rodríguez claimed that a man who pretends to be a delivery driver and another man on a motorcycle arrived in the Salon in the Guadalajara metropolitan region. The men wanted to give Márquez a gift personally – which prompted them to worry in the live stream.

“Maybe they wanted to kill me,” said Márquez in the video by outlet. “They wanted to come and take me with them or what? I am worried.”

When the men returned, they searched for Márquez again. Rodríguez told the outlet that the men who asked for Márquez prompted the prosecutors to assume that they were hired assassins.

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

AP reported that Márquez received a stuffed animal and a bag of Starbucks coffee while she was on the livestream and collapsed in front of the camera after shooting. (Márquez 'Tiktok seemed to be depressed after her death, but a video of the incident was spread online and was confirmed by the public prosecutor.)

By outlet, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Said that their administration is working with local investigators to localize the murderer and spend their condolences to Márquez 'family.

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The news about Márquez 'death at the beginning of this month, whereby the users spent their Instagram – which has accumulated more than 475,000 followers.

“I had the opportunity to meet her personally, a person with a very nice energy,” wrote a user about Instagram, translated into English. “[I] I'm still shocked [I] I can't believe that I will never see her [livestream] again.”

Rodríguez said beforehand The New York Times That it was likely that the men didn't know Márquez.

“They had no personal relationship,” he told the outlet. “He was just her hangman.”

The prosecutor told The New York Times That the crime was examined as a potential “female”, which means when assuming that a woman is killed by her gender.