Horrifying bodycam footage of Bianca Devins as she slits her throat after Brandon Clarke, 21, brutally murders a teenager

Devastating body camera footage has revealed the moment hitman Brandon Clarke slit his throat after killing teenage influencer Bianca Devins.

The haunting clip is part of a new documentary detailing the murder of Bianca Devins and the gruesome murders and online frenzy that followed. Clerk I posted a selfie taken by her dead body.

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On July 14, 2019, Bianca was murdered by her friend Clark, who attacked her in a jealous rage after the two went to a concert together.

Clark, who was convicted of the crime, was caught screaming about suicide in body camera footage taken after he admitted to calling 911 and cutting his throat.

A Utica man had planned a sick murder-suicide plan, but was unable to carry it out when police responded.

The two had just traveled to Queens from upstate New York together, and the teen who was a young influencer was excited to meet his online friends.

Bianca has over 70,000 followers on Instagram and has developed a vital digital community.

Clark was considered a trusted friend by his family, so he brought in Clark to act as his chaperone.

It was clear to them that he had feelings for Bianca, but they considered it harmless.

During the show, Bianca kissed a friend she had just met, causing Clark to act in a jealous rage.

On the way home, he gets into an argument with a recent high school graduate, eventually violently killing her.

Gruesome photographs of her body were widely redistributed, including images of a slit throat, and some posters cruelly belittled or celebrated her brutal death.

Others urged people to stop distributing the images, which appeared via online chat sites and alerted police.

Bianca’s family learned of her murder through these photos after being inundated with distressing messages and offensive memes.

A friend of the murdered girl’s mother was sent a photo of the girl and informed her family.

Bianca’s grandfather, Frank Williams, wrote The Murder of Bianca Devins.

“And at that point there was no doubt that it was Bianca.”

A heartbroken grandfather was caught on body camera footage showing a photo to a police officer to give him more clarity on what was going on.

“I immediately agreed that Bianca was murdered,” he said in a documentary airing tonight.

Officers were trying to find the teen when Clark, who was 21 at the time, called 911 to report what he had done.

“My name is Brandon. The victim is Bianca Michelle Devins,” he said when calling 911.

“I still have to do the suicide part of the murder-suicide, so I’m not going to stay on the phone for long.”

Police quickly rushed to the scene and knocked Clark to the ground while he held a knife to his throat.

Clark was arrested and charged with second-degree murder. then pleaded guilty He was arrested in February 2020 and sentenced to 25 years in prison the following year.

Bianca’s mother, Kim, said in a statement, “The enormity of the loss…it is difficult to accept.”

“I’m not the only one going through this. There are many people affected.”

In the wake of the tragedy, bereaved families and online supporters have advocated for changes to prevent people from sharing violent or harmful images on social media.

On December 30, 2022, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law the Bianca Act making it a crime to post or share graphic images of victims of demeaning or abuse online. .

Holding back tears, Bianca’s grandfather said that his premature granddaughter “will bring good results” even after her death.

The Murder of Bianca Devins was scheduled to air Thursday on ITVX as part of the social media murder series.

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