Trans "Wig Influencer" with Hundreds of Thousands of Followers Murdered | Crime Alert 4PM 11.18.25

A well-known transgender influencer in Florida is shot during an argument inside a parked car, and deputies say her boyfriend is now held for murder for pulling the trigger. Federal agents say a New Jersey man pushed a 13-year-old girl to cut herself live on camera and threatened to expose her family if she did not obey him. Drew Nelson reports.

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Crime Alert hourly update, breaking crime news Now. I'm Drew Nelson,
a well known transgender influencer in Florida, is shot during
an argument inside a parked car, and deputy say her
boyfriend is now held for murder for pulling the trigger.
Deputy say the suspect is twenty five year old Schenoid
White Junior. The victim is twenty one year old Maurice J. Harrison,
known professionally on TikTok presenting his female under the name

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is girla Lala. They say both were in White Junior's
car near the thirty three hundred block of Northwest thirty
seventh Street in Lauderdale Lakes on Friday when the fight started.
I'm finding probable cause and I'm going to keep the
no bond hold on mister White. That's the judge. Broward
County Sheriff's Office says. The call came in just before
seven pm. Investigators say the two were in a long

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term relationship. The argument turned physical inside the car. They
say Harrison was shot while sitting in the front passenger's seat.
Paramedics rushed her to Broward Health Medical Center, where she
was pronounced dead. WTVJ aired video that shows White stepping
out of the driver side with what looks like a gun.
It shows Harrison leaning out the passenger door. It then

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shows White placing her back into the car. Deputies say
they found a gun near the vehicle. They say White
was taken into custody at the scene. BSO detectives say
White told them he and Harrison had been together for years.
They say he gave a statement at the jail. A
judge ordered him held with no bond. School records show
he once played defensive line for Bethune Cookman University's football team.

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Harrison was known online as a Whig influencer. She had
more than two hundred and thirty five thousand followers on
TikTok and thousands more on Insta. Her friends often saw
her show her hair work, her life in Pompino Beach,
and moments from her daily routine. Her father told WTVJ
the loss comes one year after another tragedy. He said
the family buried her brother last year. Her family shared

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a short message with w PLG quote, as a family,
we appreciate every prayer, kind thought and gesture during our
time of bereavement. Now we are just praying that justice
is served the fullest degree. Old TikTok videos spread online
in the hours after the shooting. One clip shows White
making fun of Harrison, saying quote, I'm girla la la.
Of course I rather entertain TikTok than make sure my

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man happy. In the same trend, Harrison says quote, I'm
the whig influencer. Of course. When my girlfriend make me mad,
I have to bite her, while showing a bite mark
on her arm. A go fund me for funeral costs
has raised twenty eight four hundred and forty nine dollars
toward a thirty five thousand dollars goal. One of the
largest gifts was five thousand dollars from rapper JT from

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City Girls. She wrote on Instagram, quote, rest beautiful girl,
La La. We love you, and heaven will never be
boring now that you are there. Your boldness, energy, humor
and beauty will be missed. You never missed a chance
to show me love, and for that I'm forever grateful.
I'm sorry this happened to you. White Junior remains in
the Broward County jail. More Crime and Justice news. After this,

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federal agents say a New Jersey man pushed the thirteen
year old girl to cut herself live on camera and
threatened to dox her family if she did not obey him.
The FBI arrested twenty one year old Marek cher Cowie
at his home in Egg Harbor Township on Friday. He's
now being held without bond on a federal cyberstocking charge.
The complaint says the girl cut herself twice. The second

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time was on a live stream after cher Cowie wrote quote,
you need to do it again. This time do it
live on camera. The girl later deleted her accounts to
stop the threats. Soon after, according to the FBI, cher
Cowie posted her family's name and home address. The Justice
Department said cher Coowie is tied to a group known
as seven sixty four, described as a network of quote
nihilistic violent extremists. The complaint says these groups want chaos.

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The DOJ says they pray on kids and pressure them
to hurt themselves, to harm animals, and to give over
sexual images. One message from cher Coowie, after hearing a
false rumor that a woman he targeted had died, said quote,
Hey guys, it looks like we actually killed a person.
The FBI searched cher Cowie's home in June. Agents say
they found books on explosives, body armor, ski masks, a

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trench coat, zip ties, and tactical gear. In the search
on the fourteenth, agents say they found writings that mapped
out a plan to join ISIS and then returned to
the United States to commit acts of terror. The complaint
also lists dozens of online posts tied to Chercowi. In one,
he wrote quote, punish yourself for being so fat. Don't
ever stop cutting until you lose some weight. In another,

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he wrote quote it's not illegal to be a pedophile.
I just want a thirteen year old tradwife. He also
wrote quote there's not enough school shootings. Federal agents say
he pushed miners for nude photos. They say he meant
threats to docs people, that is, posting documents about their
personal lives and information about their identity, and spoke about
swatting people sending a massive police response to their homes.

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The cyberstalking charge carries up to ten years in prison,
a two hundred and fifty thousand dollars fine, and super release.
Prosecutors saying more charges could follow as agents review his
online activity. For the latest Crime and Justice news. Follow
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this crime Alert. I'm Drew Nelson