OnlyFans star Angie Miller was arrested in connection to the deaths of boyfriend Bayron Sánchez Salazar and Jorge Luis Herrera, according to reports.
Miller (full name Angélica Yetsei Torrini León) was taken into custody on September 23 by the General Coordination of Kidnapping Combat of the State of Mexico after Salzar, known as B-King in the music world, and Herrera, known as DJ Regio Clown, were found dead outside Mexico City on September 17, per local media outlet El Pais. Salazar was 31 and Herrera was 35 at the time of their deaths.
Miller, 29, is being investigated for her possible involvement in the double murder of the two Colombian musicians, according to El Pais.
The OnlyFans star was reportedly one of the only people who knew where Salazar and Herrera were going before they disappeared on September 16, per NewsX via the New York Post.
The musicians reportedly left for the gym in the Polanco neighborhood of Mexico City that day and were never seen again. The two men’s dismembered bodies were discovered the following day but weren’t identified until Monday, September 29, according to ABC News.
Prosecutors revealed that Salazar and Herrera were tortured before they were killed and their bodies cut into pieces, per NewsX.
It is suspected that their deaths were at the hands of drug traffickers as a message signed by La Familia Michoacana, one of six Mexican cartels that have been declared a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S. government, was found with the bodies, NewsX reported.
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Miller, for her part, was released from custody as authorities continue to investigate, the New York Post said on Tuesday, September 30. (Miller has more than 130,000 followers on Instagram and is best known for selling sex toys molded after her body parts.)
Police have not addressed why Miller was initially arrested, but El Pais reported that she was “summoned by the Mexico City Public Prosecutor’s Office to testify in the case.”
Prior to her arrest and release, Miller asked her social media followers to help search for Salazar and Herrera. “Need your support to bring home @regioclownn and @bkingoficial!” she wrote via Instagram on September 17. “Your manager and friend @camilomanagerr will be on the lookout for any news you may have! Let’s get our friends back home.”
Once Salazar and Herrera’s bodies were discovered, Miller once again took to social media to pay tribute to her late partner. “May your music bring you well🙏🏻❤️. @bkingoficial @regioclownn,” she captioned a photo of Salazar via Instagram on September 20.
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Following their deaths, Salazar’s manager, Juan Camilo Gallego, told Colombian radio station Noticias Caracol that it was his client’s first time performing in a club in Mexico. Herrera, however, had lived in the area for several years prior to their joint performance earlier this month.
Gallego recalled staying at the same hotel with the two singers when they suddenly stopped answering their phones, according to the New York Post. The manager added that both Salazar and Herrera had tickets to Colombia for September 17 before they vanished.
Colombia president Gustavo Petro also spoke out after the killings, pointing blame at America’s war on drugs for their deaths.
“They killed our youths in the United States of Mexico. An international mafia strengthened by the stupid military and prohibitionist policies called the ‘war on drugs,’ which they are forcing on humanity and on Latin America,” he wrote via X on September 22. “More young people killed by an anti-drug policy that is not an anti-drug trafficking policy.”
