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Influencer mom's ominous final post before she 'k*lls her entire family and then takes her own life'
Cinthia Abigail Tamez Rivera, known to her fans on TikTok as Cindy Tamez, was found dead on Wednesday, September 30, inside a parked car alongside the body of her two-year-old son Gustavo.
Tragically, her other two children, 12-year-old Christian and 11-year-old Bruno, and her partner, Leodegario Moya, were also found dead in their home in Montemorelos, Mexico.
All five of them suffered fatal gunshot wounds, and a .38 caliber pistol was discovered inside the Jeep the late suspect was found in.
Cindy allegedly shot her two sons and partner before turning the gun on her toddler then herself
According to Attorney General Javier Flores Saldivar: “The shell casings found at the spot where the woman took her own life match those associated with the various deceased individuals found in the home.”
Cindy, 34, had 98,000 followers on TikTok at the time of her death, many of whom were alarmed by her most recent post revealing her “nasty side”.
Just hours before the fatal shootings, the mom-of-three posted a video filmed from inside a moving car, which she captioned in Spanish: “Not everyone knows my nasty side.
“I’d burn down my own house just to watch my neighbour’s go up in flames, even knowing I’d get f**ked over too.”
Hinting at a troubled past and ongoing nasty dispute, a few of her other videos suggested she was seeking revenge for people who had previously hurt her.
Cindy had posted a series of sinister social media posts
One social media post said: “I can take it, but I can give it back twice as hard, so don’t think I give a f**k – I can be twice as much of a c**t as you.”
Another statement reads: “I’m probably just as much of a piece of s**t as you, or even worse, but I never screw someone over unless they’ve screwed me over first.”
Allegedly, Cindy was known to authorities long before the alleged triple murder suicide as she was involved in lending money and buying and selling items including watches, cars, chains, and cell phones.
Cops are currently investigating if there is any connection between the schemes and the deaths.
They are also looking into the meaning behind her unsettling social media presence in the weeks leading up to her death.
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