Ava Majury, a 14-year-old American girl with 1.2 million followers on Tiktok and three accounts on her own, has caught up with the hottest trend and is a successful short video influencer.
From zero to million, the sister paper only took two years.
In 2020, she just joined Tiktok and was only 13 years old, a cute little look, even if she wore braces, she didn't have any burden, and she smiled very sunnyly, like a kind little sister 👇 next door
Although it is more beautiful now, the original cute green has gradually receded, the camera sense is very accurate, and I fully understand when I am the best looking.
Most of Ava's videos are of her singing, dancing, and pranks with friends and family, not too novel, but still maintaining a high popularity.
But what she never expected was that she actually played a murder case by playing Tiktok.
The thing is sauce purple drops.
Ava's father, Robert, was a former police officer, and after retiring, the family moved from New Jersey to the resort of Florida in hopes of living a quiet and comfortable life.
It was here that Ava began her career as an influencer.
Ava and his father Robert have a very good relationship, and when they first shoot small videos, they often invite Robert to join the camera, the father and daughter giggle and laugh, and the scene is often gray and loving.
For Robert, since this is his daughter's favorite thing, he must do his best to support her, and all he needs to do is accompany her and protect her.
Indeed, because of the increasing number of fans, Ava is also getting more and more motivated, and every day is happy like Christmas.
However, among these more than a million fans, there are always some strange fans who often cross the line.
Eric Rohan Justin, 18, is one of them.
Since she became a fan of Ava, Justin has often used the username EricJustin111 to comment under her posts, bombarded her with various private messages, and even found her former friends in New Jersey and asked them to buy Ava's photos that were not posted online and Ava's phone number.
The dangerous act of illegitimate meals was quietly revealed by then.
After getting the phone number, Justin began to contact Ava directly and said: "Hey, I'm willing to pay for your selfie, smile, like the kind I usually do in TikTok...
Papa Robert thought about it for a moment and felt that the request was not too much to agree with, but he put Justin on his list of dangerous people.
The former policeman's acumen proved right.
It wasn't long before Justin showed a desire to go further and be more explicit, with Robert stating directly:
My daughter is still a minor, please stop harassing her!
As if the enchanted Justin could have listened, he began to message Ava's friends and threaten her, acting very paranoid and impulsive.
At 4:30 a.m. on July 10 last year, Justin found Ava's home in Naples, Florida, with a pistol and without hesitation fired a shot at the gate.
Ava, who was still asleep, didn't know what was happening, she only heard a loud noise, felt something fly up to her chest, and then saw a hole in the door...
Ava and her brothers huddled in their parents' bedroom, too frightened to move, while Justin temporarily ducked because her gun was stuck.
Taking advantage of this brief gap, Robert let the family hide behind the house, called the police, and walked to the front of the house with his weapon.
When Robert walked out the door just in time to see Justin reappear, without hesitation, the former police officer shot him directly.
The kind that killed with one shot.
When the police arrived, they investigated the entire case.
They found two phones belonging to Justin that contained hundreds of photos of Ava and some of her TikTok videos.
Justin also approached a boy at Ava's school and asked him to follow Ava, where he got the address of Ava's home.
Police said the deceased was most likely a stalker, the result of Ava's extensive involvement in social media.
But under Florida's Stand-your-ground law and castle doctrine, Robert's actions are considered legal and not legally responsible.
After the incident, Justin's father was interviewed by The Times:
After my wife and I divorced in 2015, my son chose to stay with me in the U.S. and I didn't know he was stalking Ava.
To be honest, he's a good kid, he's doing great math, I don't know what went wrong with him, but he made a bad choice.
No one wants to see such a tragedy, but it is not over yet.
A few months after the shooting, Ava received a message from another man on payments platform Venmo who was willing to bid $1,000 for her phone number.
Coincidentally, the person who sent the message had the same name as a registered sex offender who had previously been arrested for soliciting a 14-year-old girl.
While the boy who had followed Ava and sent his address to Justin was still following her and observing her, Ava's classmates saw the boy practicing shooting at the shooting range himself.
In short, all the signs were not normal, and Robert later decided to move and applied to the court through his lawyer for an injunction seeking a ban on stalking.
Today, Ava's family still lives in Florida, and she's still insisting on updating videos while going to school, while her parents say:
Why give up? We just need to get her to make a decision and support her so that we can help her heal.
In any case, I hope that the sister paper can get through the difficulties safely.
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Ref：
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10524573/Teenage-TikTok-stars-ex-cop-father-shot-dead-stalker-turned-home-trying-kill-her.html
https://www.tiktok.com/@avamajuryyy?lang=fr
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