U.S.A: Allysandra Blea, aged-20, a model signed to the TNG Agency, is accused of murdering Mark Santiago Gaughan, during a polaroid photoshoot on Saturday morning, in the Northwest Valley, Las Vegas, U.S.A.
According to the reports, Allysandra, a model signed to the TNG Agency and another woman were the subjects of a polaroid photoshoot. The woman was posing with a gun and allegedly discharged the weapon, that suddenly resulted into Mark’s death. The authorities were called by the bystanders and quickly arrived at the scene to assess the accidental shooting situation.
Reportedly, the police authorities recovered the snaps which showed a woman posing with knives and guns. The police stated that “One depicted Allysandra, who has a bullseye tattoo engraved on her chest, lying back on the other woman, holding a black firearm that was pointed at her mouth with her finger on the trigger” and another woman was shown to hold a blade.
The witnesses said to the police that the gun was brought by the Mark itself to the gathering before the accident took place and believed that the gun had empty chambers.
Furthermore, police emphasized that the suspect claimed the shooting was accidental and admitted that she had never received any formal training for firearm safety. She reportedly believed the weapon was not loaded at the time. Authorities added that the suspect remained adamant she did not intend to kill Mark.
During investigation, authorities discovered from her social media accounts that she seemingly had a fascination with firearms and often talked about shooting people.
Authorities reviewed, that the suspect’s social media activity and found multiple posts suggesting a strong interest in firearms. The investigators told KLAS that she was involved in several conversations with many people about her love for firearms, for taking personal training and shooting people.
Notably, Allysandra was found in several photographs holding and posing with various firearms such as handguns, revolvers and rifles including posing differently with firearms pressed against stuffed toys head, against her head and shooting bottles at unknown places.
Police noted that in one instance she made comments about shooting people, “I wish I could shoot people with real guns and get away with it” which raised concerns about her mindset prior to the incident. During a court hearing on Wednesday, the court declared Mark’s death as homicide but Allysandra was denied bail.