#7 - Kenia Alvarez-Flores At about 8 am, on April the 8th of 2018,
Nebraska resident Melissa Camargo-Flores stabbed Kenia Alvarez-Flores multiple times outside her
home in Sioux City, Iowa. An eyewitness followed Camargo-Flores from the scene of the crime and
was therefore able to provide the authorities with a description of the car she was driving.
The woman was then tracked down by local law enforcement about a mile from the crime scene.
Alvarez-Flores was taken to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead a short time
later. Officers reportedly found blood-stained gloves and a bloody knife inside Camargo-Flores’
vehicle. Upon being questioned by detectives, the 20-year-old confessed to have waited outside the
victim’s house until she left work, at which point she confronted and attacked her. It subsequently
emerged that the 2 women had been in a love rivalry that centered on Alvarez-Flores’ fiancé,
Lalo Perez. Camargo-Flores also claimed to have been in a romantic relationship with the latter,
although her report wasn’t officially confirmed. The police clarified that there was no familial
tie between Alvarez-Flores and Camargo-Flores, but the 2 women had reportedly experienced “multiple
issues” with one another in the years leading up to the fatal altercation. In October of 2020,
Camargo-Flores pleaded guilty to a charge of second-degree murder. In December of that same
year, she was sentenced to 50 years in prison with the possibility of parole after 35 years.
#6 - Wilfred Isaacs Sr. A feud lasting several years between members
of 2 traveler families from the UK culminated in a violent altercation at the Chubbard’s Cross
caravan site near Ilminster, Somerset, on May the 5th of 2016. The incident unfolded after Wilfred
Isaacs Sr. and his son had become embroiled in a verbal dispute with 3 members of the rival
Broadway family, named as 24-year-old Charlie and his brothers, John and Billy. It was later
detailed how, as tensions between the 2 parties escalated, one of the Broadways struck Isaacs
in the head with a metal bar, prompting his son to step in to defend him. Then, Charlie Broadway
allegedly struck the younger man in the face before firing a double-barrel pump-action shotgun
at his father from point-blank range. Following the shooting, which resulted in 49-year-old
Isaacs’s death, Charlie and John fled the scene, prompting the authorities to launch a nationwide
manhunt. Charlie ultimately turned himself in at the Bridgwater Police Center the following day,
while John was located in Lichfield, Staffordshire on May the 7th. During the ensuing investigation,
the police found several illegally owned firearms and ammunition at the caravan site where the
confrontation between the families had taken place. Following a trial at Bristol Crown Court,
Charlie was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 34 years,
while his brothers, John and Billy, were sentenced to 15 and 12 years, respectively,
for their roles in Isaacs’ murder. #5 - Matthew Beaudoin
In the early hours of May the 1st of 2008, New Hampshire woman Ivonne Hernandez got into an
argument with 4 individuals who’d taunted her for being a fan of the Major League Baseball
franchise, the New York Yankees. Subsequent reports revealed how, during a heated conversation
with Matthew Beaudoin and three of his friends, Hernandez had boasted about how the Yankees had
won more World Series championships than their rivals, the Boston Red Sox. The 46-year-old
woman later testified in court that, following her comment, the group of rival supporters had
begun pounding on the hood of her car, which reportedly bore a Yankees bumper sticker.
Investigators gathered from eyewitnesses, however, that Hernandez had driven away from Beaudoin
and the others before turning around, revving her engine, and plowing directly into them with
her vehicle. Beaudoin was critically injured in the collision and ultimately passed away at
the hospital a few hours later. In the incident’s aftermath, it emerged that Hernandez had spent the
previous night drinking at various bars before her run-in with Beaudoin’s group. Her blood alcohol
content was determined to have been twice the state’s legal driving limit at the time of the
deadly crash. In 2009, Hernandez was convicted of second-degree murder and consequently sentenced
to 20 to 40 years behind bars. #4 - Michael Brock
A 19-year-old Louisiana rapper was gunned down at an acquaintance’s residence in the Sunset
Acres Housing Complex in Bogalusa, on June the 7th of 2021. Local authorities later revealed
that the victim, Michael Brock, along with other members of the Tangipahoa Parish-based rap group
Three-13, had been hiding out at the apartment after being threatened on social media by a rival
group. A few days later, the police identified Tauj Chardez Taplin and Quardavion Tyvon White
as suspects in Brock’s fatal shooting. The 2 teenagers were reported as members of a local
rap group known as The Fours, which had been involved in a heated rivalry with Three-13.
White, who’d allegedly served as the getaway driver in the targeted shooting,
was also connected to the notorious Chicago gang Gangster Disciples. The Bogalusa Police
Department collaborated with several other agencies, including the Louisiana State Police
and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, & Firearms, in their effort to track down Taplin and White.
The 2 teenage suspects were eventually located near Houston, Texas, and they subsequently led
pursuing officers on a high-speed chase towards Beaumont. Both were eventually taken into
police custody, whereupon they were formally charged in connection to their rival’s murder.
#3 - Jason Isaacs During a night out with friends,
in November of 2017, Jason Isaacs was aggressively chased through the streets of Northolt,
west London, by a group of 4 individuals wearing balaclava masks and riding mopeds.
Upon catching up with the 18-year-old, one of the masked pursuers stabbed him multiple times
with a large knife. The assailants subsequently fled the scene, while a severely injured Isaacs
staggered into a nearby resident’s garden and pleaded for help. He was rushed to the hospital,
where doctors performed a thoracotomy, a surgical procedure that involves making a large incision
between a patient’s ribs in order to gain access to organs in the chest. In spite of the medical
staff’s efforts, Isaacs ultimately succumbed to the knife injuries. Following an investigation,
local police determined that the attack had been perpetrated by members of a gang from Harrow.
19-year-old Joel Amade, who was out on bond at the time, was identified as the individual who’d
fatally knifed the teenager. The police revealed that Amade’s gang had an established rivalry with
a gang from Northolt, with which Isaacs had been associated. Following a trial at the Old Bailey,
Amade was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years.
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#2 - Kisha Johnson
Nursing student Kisha Johnson and her younger sister, Savvy Smith, were at their mother’s
home in Fort Worth, Texas, on the night of May the 30th of 2019. Johnson had reportedly been telling
her mother, Darlene Brown, about her academic accomplishments during her most recent semester
at university. Brown later told investigators that Smith, who was struggling with drug addiction and
other personal issues at the time, overheard the conversation and became jealous of her sister.
Although Brown claimed that Smith had long been envious of her sister’s accomplishments,
their sibling rivalry erupted into a violent confrontation that evening. Fueled by jealous
rage, Smith allegedly threw an unidentified object at Johnson, prompting their mother to ask that she
leave the house. Johnson then followed Smith to her car in order to record her license plate,
and their dispute continued outside. As was later confirmed to the police by multiple neighbors
and Brown herself, Smith got into her car and proceeded to drive directly into her sister,
dragging her into the middle of a nearby intersection. She then reversed and ran
Johnson over several more times before leaving the scene. The victim was taken to the hospital,
where she was immediately placed in the intensive care unit. She’d reportedly sustained a number of
critical injuries, including cracked ribs, a broken pelvis, and a collapsed lung. In
an interview with local news stations, Johnson’s husband revealed that, in addition to severe pain,
she was having great difficulty breathing. Nearly a month following the incident,
Johnson was released from the hospital and began her recovery process at home. Smith was ultimately
arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Johnson publicly stated that she
believed her sister should be punished for her harmful behavior, which had caused her to put her
nursing studies temporarily on hold. #1 - Sophie Taylor
23-year-old Welsh woman Melissa Pesticcio had been in a long-term romantic relationship with
Michael Wheeler and, in the summer of 2016, was living with him at his parents’ home. It
was around that time that 22-year-old Wheeler reportedly began talking to another woman,
later identified as Sophie Taylor, also 22. The man eventually ended his relationship with
Pesticcio in order to pursue Taylor, a decision that resulted in considerable friction between
the 2 women, who began exchanging expletive-laced insults on social media on a regular basis. In
August of 2016, Wheeler and Taylor broke up, and the former then got back together with
Pesticcio. Taylor subsequently approached the couple and demanded her money back from
a motorcycle she’d allegedly bought Wheeler shortly before the end of their relationship.
The couple refused to give the young woman any money and, in what was reported as an attempt
to intimidate Taylor, they then proceeded to follow her around town and shout abuse at her.
Court documents detailed how the contentious love rivalry came to a tragic conclusion
in the early morning hours of August the 22nd. On that day, Wheeler and Pesticcio began
tailing Taylor’s black BMW in separate cars. A high-speed pursuit, sequences of which were
captured by traffic cameras, then ensued on the streets of Cardiff. Taylor was ultimately killed,
following what was characterized as a “Fast and Furious-style car chase”, after colliding
with Wheeler’s vehicle and careening into a nearby building. In the wake of the incident,
both Wheeler and Pesticcio were arrested and charged with causing death by dangerous driving.
Upon being convicted of the offense, they were consequently jailed for 6 and a half years each.
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