TikToker, 14, ‘killed disabled sister and left knife in her neck after posting viral vid ranting about their dad’
THE TEEN sister who allegedly stabbed her wheelchair-bound sister in the neck while their parents slept apparently posted a now-viral Tiktok video before the murder of her sister.
Tiktok shut down Claire Miller’s account on Thursday after she apparently posted a video the day before she allegedly stabbed her sister Helen Miller, 19, in the neck on Monday.
Police are looking at a Tiktok video Clair Miller allegedly posted the day before she is alleged to have killed her sister[/caption] Miller is accused of stabbing her sister Helen in the neck. Helen had cerebral palsy and was wheelchair-bound[/caption]Miller, 14, whose account is believed to be @spiritsandsuchconsulting, had her account taken down for violating the app’s “community guidelines” which bans users who “promote or are engaged in violence.”
Although it’s unclear what was on Miller’s account before she allegedly stabbed her sister Helen, 19, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair to get around, screenshots indicate she was upset over something her father said.
After police were called to the home, Miller apparently told them “I killed my sister” and led them to the bedroom where Helen lied.
Tiktok took down Miller’s supposed account for violating its rules on violence[/caption] Miller had 22,000 followers before Tiktok took down her account[/caption]Police found Helen face-down with a knife sticking out of her neck, and found Miller outside allegedly trying to wash her bloody hands in the snow.
During that night, Miller was allegedly on the phone with someone who told police Miller admitted to having “suicidal and homicidal thoughts.”
New court records indicate Miller made the statement to the witness the night of Helen’s murder, but it was unclear if Miller was on the phone before, during or after the alleged stabbing.
During their investigation after the stabbing, police retrieved DNA samples from the Millers’ home as well as bloody sheets, blankets and a comforter from Helen’s bedroom, and a stuffed rabbit toy found on her blanket.
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Court documents say Miller was wearing a blue t-shirt with a white cat face on it and black, white, and gray checkered pajama pants.
They also took kitchen knives to see if any other sharp objects were used in Helen’s stabbing, and a white board with Miller’s chores, adding they would be looking through Miller’s phone for any additional evidence.
Miller had over 22,000 followers on Tiktok before her account was removed, although it was unclear if she had such a following before news of her potential involvement in the crime surfaced.