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Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Daily Mirror
Man found guilty of fatally shooting his wife as she tried to divorce him
WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT: Tony Morris, 67, was found guilty of murder after he shot his wife, 64-year-old Kathleen Morris, while they were in the process of getting a divorce A man who phoned for emergency services to confess he'd shot his wife of 31 years has been found guilty of her murder. The horrific incident happened at around 7:15am on August 26, 2024, when Hinds County Sheriff's deputies were called to the Mississippi home of Terry, 67, and Kathleen Morris, 64. Officers arrived at the property to find Kathleen Morris dead from a gunshot wound to her upper body. While at the crime scene, WAPT spoke to Tony Morris' brother, who revealed that Terry and Kathleen were in the process of divorcing when the fatal shooting happend. Hinds County Sheriff, Tyee Jones, revealing that Tony Morris called "into dispatch and stated that he shot his wife". Morris was subsequently arrested and identified as the suspect in the crime, reports the Mirror US. "A single moment of anger ended a 31-year marriage and took a life. Kathleen Morris lost her life during a moment of escalation that should have never happened," commented Hinds County District Attorney Jodi E. Owens II. "This case is an example of how quickly violence can overtake reason, and why prevention matters just as much as prosecution. As a community, this is why we must create space for people to ask for help, and support systems that respond before violence becomes the outcome," Owens added. Morris was convicted of deliberate design murder and handed a life sentence at the Mississippi Department of Corrections, Law and Crime reports. In a shocking turn of events in Twin City, Georgia, a man broadcasted his murderous intentions on Facebook prior to killing his wife and then himself. The small town was left in shock after the brutal incident which led the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to step in, upon the tragic finding of Zaria Khadejah Carr, aged 27, who had been stabbed to death. Authorities in Twin City received an emergency call around 9:30 pm on June 14 concerning a domestic disturbance at the couple's home. After murdering his spouse, Shamarcus Jameal Carr, aged 36, fled in her 2021 Dodge Challenger only to later commit suicide during a police chase. Despite efforts from the police to stop him, Shamarcus ultimately took his own life before they could reach him and he died from his injuries in hospital. Before this horrific episode, the pair had been publicly disputing on social media over issues such as cheating, spreading STDs, marrying behind bars, and claims of domestic violence, reveals The NC Beat. During a final distressing Facebook Live video, Shamarcus, who went by "Thè Frenchman" online, is heard threatening Zaria with death, to which she responds in bewilderment: "Damn, I gotta die about that?" It's thought that shortly after, Shamarcus took Zaria's life. The video has since been taken down.
Mint
20-06-2025
- Mint
Social media influencer found dead after disturbing Facebook Live, ‘I need help'
Zaria Khadejah Carr, a 27-year-old social media influencer, was found dead at her home in Twin City, Georgia. She had 35,000 followers on Facebook. Hours before her death, she went live on Facebook asking for help. The social media influencer was known as Duchess Dior. During the live video, her husband, Shamarcus Carr, 29, was seen arguing with her and holding a knife. He also made strange comments, saying 'the devil' was stopping him from sharing a message. Later, when police tried to arrest him, Shamarcus took his own life. Police are still investigating the case. The official cause of Zaria's death has not been confirmed. Just three hours before her body was found, Zaria posted a worrying message on Facebook under the name Duchess Dior. 'I really don't know what to do. But, I need help before I lose my life or freedom! My kids need me!' International Business Times quoted her as saying. The post shocked her followers, who quickly asked others to call emergency services. Shamarcus, known as 'The Frenchman' on Facebook, often shared videos about his French bulldog breeding business. His wife, Zaria, was also seen in many of his posts. Zaria's death is now under investigation, along with Shamarcus's. Some online viewers say parts of a heated argument between the couple were seen on a livestream. In it, Zaria reportedly accused him of not helping at home but spending on other women. At one point, he was seen with a knife though Zaria appeared to laugh and downplay the threat. So far, police and investigators haven't shared how Zaria died. A post-mortem report is awaited. When police reached her home, Zaria's car was missing. Shamarcus was also gone. Later that night, police found the car about 80 miles away in Wayne County. When officers tried to stop the car, Shamarcus shot himself. He was taken to the hospital but died from his injuries.
Daily Mirror
19-06-2025
- Daily Mirror
Influencer, 27, found dead after chilling Facebook post calling for 'help'
Zaria Khadejah Carr, 27, was brutally stabbed to death at a property in Georgia, US - her husband, Shamarcus Jameal Carr, took his own life after police discovered he was behind it An influencer who was killed by her husband took to social media as a cry for help and said she had fears for her freedom shortly before her death. Zaria Khadejah Carr, 27, was discovered lifeless after she was stabbed to death at a property in Twin city, Georgia, US. Her partner, Shamarcus Jameal Carr, went on the run and attempted to flee police. But when they caught up with him, he took his own life with a firearm. Now, it has been revealed there were warning signs in the lead up to their deaths, with Zaria writing an alarming Facebook post on June 14. She said: "I really don't know what to do... but I need help before I lose my life or freedom! My kids need me!" Shamarcus, who called himself "Thè Frenchman" on Facebook, had earlier broadcasted his hate towards his wife. He filmed their conversation on a livestream and said: "I swear you'll die," to which Zaria responded, "Damn, I gotta die about that?" It is understood that shortly after that conversation Shamarcus ended Zaria's life. In another video, Shamarcus confesses: "I've been cheating. F***ing off, doing my thing. So she get pregnant and I f**k around and cheat while she was pregnant." He accused Zaria of infidelity as evidenced in one video where she repeatedly attempted to dispute his claims. Captured on tape, he is heard declaring: "This the type of b***h that get beat, long story short," before seizing a knife and demanding she exits his live stream. Zaria's voice raises with concern as she asks: "What, you about to stab me?" His threat intensifies: "If I get off this live, you ain't gonna make it out the door." The investigation into Shamarcus' death is being conducted by the Wayne County Sheriff's Office, with the GBI's Medical Examiner's Office slated to perform an autopsy on Zaria. Upon conclusion of the investigation, the findings will be presented to the Middle Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office. For emotional support you can call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on 116 123, email jo@ visit a Samaritans branch in person or go to the Samaritans website.
Time of India
18-06-2025
- Time of India
Influencer Zaria Khadejah Carr aka Dutchess Diór's final post goes viral after husband kills her in murder-suicide
Social media influencer Zaria Khadejah Carr, better known to her followers as Dutchess Diór, was used to putting her pain into words. But no one expected that the final things she'd post online would feel like a warning the world missed. For the unversed, the 27-year-old was killed by her husband, Shamarcus 'Frenchman' Carr, on June 14 after they had an altercation during a Facebook Live. Hours before her death, Dutchess Diór shared a cry for help On the morning of June 14, Dutchess Diór made a chilling Facebook post that now reads like a desperate plea. The post has gone viral after her death, with her fans widely sharing it across social media, and many alleging that the signs of a toxic relationship were always there. In her post, the mother of two said, "I really am too loving & too forgiving. I'm a good-a** woman, but to the wrong boy. What do you know about carrying the load while being embarrassed, disrespected and steady helping a man fight demons? You can't make anybody happy who's not happy with themselves! You're going to mentally and emotionally drain yourself holding on to NOTHING! I walk through pain with a smile cause I look at any situation like God is showing me something. A man ain't making shit happen for me; I'm the face behind me, my kids, and the nxgga too!" The Facebook Live that turned fatal Later that same day, Dutchess Diór went live on Facebook in what would become her final appearance. In the stream, she was seen arguing with her husband, who appeared increasingly agitated as they both accused each other of cheating. At one point during the tense back-and-forth, she said, 'He's getting mad because he doesn't like the truth coming out.' That's when things took a terrifying turn. Viewers heard him threaten her: 'You're going to make me kill you.' The live ended abruptly. Hours later, she was found shot to death inside their home in Twin City, Georgia, around 9:30 p.m. Shamarcus fled — and didn't survive the police chase. After killing Zaria, Shamarcus took off in their Dodge Challenger. A manhunt was launched, and he was eventually tracked down in Wayne County. But instead of surrendering, he reportedly took his own life before officers could apprehend him. The case quickly made headlines not just for the shocking murder-suicide but also because of how much of it played out online. The couple had gone live before during arguments, but this time, the threat was real, and it was carried out. A mother of two, gone too soon Dutchess Diór had recently given birth to her second child in November. Her death has left two children without parents. According to her followers, she was a loving mother, someone who worked hard to hold everything together even when things were falling apart. To stay updated on the stories that are going viral, follow Indiatimes Trending.
Time of India
18-06-2025
- Time of India
Influencer Zaria Khadejah Carr aka Dutchess Diór's final post goes viral after husband kills her in murder-suicide, read here
Social media influencer Zaria Khadejah Carr, better known to her followers as Dutchess Diór, was used to putting her pain into words. But no one expected that the final things she'd post online would feel like a warning the world missed. For the unversed, the 27-year-old was killed by her husband, Shamarcus 'Frenchman' Carr, on June 14 after they had an altercation during a Facebook Live. Hours before her death, Dutchess Diór shared a cry for help On the morning of June 14, Dutchess Diór made a chilling Facebook post that now reads like a desperate plea. The post has gone viral after her death, with her fans widely sharing it across social media, and many alleging that the signs of a toxic relationship were always there. In her post, the mother of two said, "I really am too loving & too forgiving. I'm a good-a** woman, but to the wrong boy. What do you know about carrying the load while being embarrassed, disrespected and steady helping a man fight demons? You can't make anybody happy who's not happy with themselves! You're going to mentally and emotionally drain yourself holding on to NOTHING! I walk through pain with a smile cause I look at any situation like God is showing me something. A man ain't making shit happen for me; I'm the face behind me, my kids, and the nxgga too!" The Facebook Live that turned fatal Later that same day, Dutchess Diór went live on Facebook in what would become her final appearance. In the stream, she was seen arguing with her husband, who appeared increasingly agitated as they both accused each other of cheating. At one point during the tense back-and-forth, she said, 'He's getting mad because he doesn't like the truth coming out.' That's when things took a terrifying turn. Viewers heard him threaten her: 'You're going to make me kill you.' The live ended abruptly. Hours later, she was found shot to death inside their home in Twin City, Georgia, around 9:30 p.m. Shamarcus fled — and didn't survive the police chase. After killing Zaria, Shamarcus took off in their Dodge Challenger. A manhunt was launched, and he was eventually tracked down in Wayne County. But instead of surrendering, he reportedly took his own life before officers could apprehend him. The case quickly made headlines not just for the shocking murder-suicide but also because of how much of it played out online. The couple had gone live before during arguments, but this time, the threat was real, and it was carried out. A mother of two, gone too soon Dutchess Diór had recently given birth to her second child in November. Her death has left two children without parents. According to her followers, she was a loving mother, someone who worked hard to hold everything together even when things were falling apart. To stay updated on the stories that are going viral, follow Indiatimes Trending.
