A New York man was taken into custody after allegedly killing a teen whom he met on Instagram and posting photos of her dead body on the messaging platform Discord, authorities said.
A New York man was taken into custody after allegedly killing a teenager whom he met on Instagram and posting photos of her dead body on the messaging platform Discord, authorities said Monday.
“The officer approached this male, and almost immediately, he began to stab himself in the neck with a knife,” the statement said. Police said that Devins, of Utica, and Clark, of nearby Bridgewater, met on Instagram roughly two months ago. Their relationship had turned into a “personally intimate one,” authorities said.
“During this time it is believed that he took and distributed photographs of the killing on the Discord platform,” the statement said. “Members of Discord then viewed the images and posts and contacted the Utica Police Department.”
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