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Chapter 139

“A serial killer has been confirmed as the murderer of five young women. He had deep–seated insecurities about his looks, which led to a twisted psyche.

After stealing his family’s savings, the killer underwent plastic surgery and rebranded himself, using his newfound charisma to attract a large following of women and become a social media

influencer.

Over the course of six months, the killer lured his victims to his home or remote locations through online interactions and in–person meetups, where he committed his heinous crimes.

The killer had confessed to his crimes without reservation, and the authorities were preparing to take legal action against him shortly…”

Given the vile nature of the serial murders in Emerald Bay, the police detailed Naylor’s deceptive methods and his modus operandi in their report, aiming to warn the public not to let their guard down around celebrities.

Although the report didn’t explicitly name Naylor, its contents were as good as a direct accusation. Consequently, as soon as the statement was released, netizens quickly zeroed in on Naylor.

Within ten minutes of the announcement, Naylor’s agency and the production team of Ghostly Guidance swiftly issued notices of unilateral contract termination.

Naylor’s fan base, which numbered in the hundreds of thousands, collectively unfollowed him online. With his account suspended, fans had no outlet for their frustration but flooded the comment sections of the Police Department of Emerald Bay, the production team of Ghostly Guidance, and the agency with their outrage.

Many expressed their shock and betrayal, painting Naylor as a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

Naylor’s participation in the Ghostly Guidance had boosted his visibility significantly, which meant that his crimes, especially as a public figure, drew immense attention from official media outlets, including national broadcasters who criticized him by name and called for better regulation of celebrity conduct.

The combination of these factors caused a massive uproar online.

With the confirmation of Naylor’s crimes, the previously waning interest in Ghostly Guidance surged again.

disappeared off–screen, aligning it with the police report. The side–by–side comparison of the audio and the police report, along with comments from viewers, quickly led to the

statements matched Naylor’s confessions!

broadcast cut because Naylor was urgently arrested? Fans were misled by

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that he couldn’t continue filming due

horror resonated through the online community, with many calling for a

the wild fans are annoying, they don’t

you? Wild fans are more fanatical than real murderers!‘

there anyone wondering how Winnie knew about Naylor’s murder?”

they saw Killer Naylor after the show started? At that time, they all refused to record the program with Naylor and said that there was something behind him. Is it possible that Mervin and Winnie knew that Naylor was a murderer then, so they refused to record the program

you have the

kicking Naylor out of the program group

and after the live broadcast

at that time was super innocent, and I was cheated by him! What a

episode of Ghostly Guidance,

on Ghostly

a million new followers, with Mervin also gaining a

to know if Mervin and Winnie saw something

the police report about Naylor, another statement was released about Barton and his wife, who had confessed to kidnapping a baby eighteen years ago due

which

#Winnie&Kidnapper#

to its vaqu

previous trends, netizens were shocked to see Winnie labeled as a kidnapper!