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911 calls from livestreamed shooting reveal more about the chaos on the Las Vegas Strip
According to police, Ruiz and Rodney Finley were content creators who often livestreamed on their social media platforms from tourist attractions around Las Vegas. The 911 calls that were just made public include numerous people who witnessed the shooting in real-time while watching Finley's YouTube channel.
Bodycam video shows YouTuber turn himself in after deadly Las Vegas Strip shooting
41-year-old Manuel Ruiz, a valley YouTuber, is accused of shooting and killing Arizona-based YouTuber Rodney Finley, 44, and his wife Tanisha, 43. The shooting happened outside the Bellagio Hotel and Casino just before 11 p.m. Sunday.
Rodney Finley, who ran the YouTube account Finny Da Legend and his wife Tanisha Finley were the two people gunned down Sunday ...
Family members of an Arizona couple fatally shot while livestreaming from the Strip on Sunday were among the several ...
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The deadly double shooting on the Las Vegas Strip was allegedly sparked by a years-long feud between two streamers, with one gunned down alongside his wife while they filmed live, according to reports ...
Authorities say that an online feud between two content creators escalated to a deadly shooting on the Las Vegas Strip, where one of the internet ...
Close to two dozen people attended a vigil for Rodney and Tanisha Finley on the Strip sidewalk near where the couple was ...
Bodycam footage shows YouTuber Manuel Ruiz surrender after fatally shooting fellow creators on the Las Vegas Strip.
His arrest report says he allegedly told cops that Finley’s wife, Tanisha Finley — who was also fatally shot — had approached ...
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