Influencer Cindy Tamez Allegedly Killed Her Partner and 3 Children in Murder-Suicide
Authorities say evidence includes a firearm and security footage as they investigate an apparent murder-suicide that left four family members and an influencer dead.
- On Wednesday, September 30, authorities found Mexican influencer Cinthia Abigail Tamez Rivera and her youngest son, Gustavo, dead inside a Jeep parked in Montemorelos, Mexico, around 9:40 a.m.
- Shortly after, officials discovered her two older sons, Christian and Bruno, and her partner, Leodegario Moya, deceased at a nearby residence; The Attorney General's preliminary investigation suggested an alleged murder-suicide.
- One day before the incident, Tamez shared a final TikTok post on Tuesday, September 29, containing a cryptic message; authorities recovered a firearm and security footage from the scene.
- The Attorney General's Office continues analyzing evidence to determine a motive, though details about Tamez's relationship with Moya, including any history of domestic violence, remain unclear to investigators.
- For those struggling or in crisis, help remains available; individuals can call or text 988 or chat online at 988lifeline.org for immediate support.
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Authorities are investigating whether the woman committed the crimes.
Cindy and her two-year-old son were found dead in the car while her partner and the two children were at home - The 34-year-old's last post was published on TikTok on the day of her death and included a chilling message
Influencer Cindy Tamez Allegedly Killed Her Partner and 3 Children in Murder-Suicide
Cindy Tamez, a Mexican influencer who gained a following for sharing videos on TikTok with her thousands of viewers, allegedly shot her partner and three children before killing herself in an apparent murder-suicide. Tamez – whose real name was Cinthia Abigail Tamez Rivera – and her youngest son, Gustavo, 2, were found dead inside of […]
Nuevo León Prosecutor's Office investigates the possible multi-homicide and suicide of Cinthia Támez and her family, which occurred in Montemorelos.
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