Here are a few of the worst girls on Instagram! 9 - Genie Exum
Genie Exum, whose name sounds like a fantasy novel, was an Instagram and OnlyFans model.
She was also a crazy person who went after her boyfriend with a particularly sharp
kitchen utensil. When the NYPD showed up at her apartment, he told them they got into an argument,
and she attacked him in the arm and back with a kitchen knife. Luckily for him, he was taken to
the hospital and survived. He was also a social media influencer who went by Baby Boy Pajules.
Police arrested Exum and charged her with the crime. However, she got right out after being
released without bail. She agreed to a no-contact order, which prevented her from speaking to her
boyfriend or coming near him. For her 36,000 followers, she posted a picture with the police
captioned, quote, "They took my phone y'all. I'm on the trap right now." Whatever that means...
Hurting her boyfriend was a good career move since her follower base doubled after
the incident. She recently stated that she's seeing two therapists.
8 - Bianca Cheah Bianca Chea,
a model and Instagram influencer, was arrested by Australian border police.
They charged her with two counts of fraud for tricking investors out of a million dollars.
Clearly, she was branching out from just taking pictures with products on social media.
Her Instagram is no longer up, but this 40-year-old wellness guru had 1.3 million
followers at her peak. She's being accused of misleading investors in her online business,
Sporteluxe. Apparently, these investors didn't care about the company's dumb name.
But they did care when they noticed her financial situation was more than suspicious.
She could go to jail for up to two years, which wouldn't be great for her Instagram career.
Investors say that Chea lied about how much money she made from modeling and product placement on
Instagram. A court found that she and her husband broke Australian consumer law and ordered them to
repay the investor's funds. However, instead of paying them back, they declared bankruptcy.
Before getting arrested, Chea told her Instagram followers that she would be taking a step back
from social media to focus on her family. She said she hadn't been posting as much because
she wanted to spend more time with her son. Surely it had nothing at all to do with her
massive legal issues. Fraud, court battles, and bankruptcy didn't go with her wellness persona.
7 - Gaby Castillo Gaby Castillo's Instagram
page didn't reflect reality. It was mostly just pictures of her wearing bikinis and
taking selfies at the gym. More or less your run-of-the-mill Instagram hotty. However,
she got arrested for being a suspected member of Union Tepito, a Mexican street gang.
At the time of her arrest, she had 763-thousand Instagram followers.
Now her Instagram doesn't exist. Mexican police charged her with drug-related offenses and fraud
associated with buying luxury cars. This was not a good time for her to get arrested,
as she was launching her singing career under the name Briela Sanz. When the
police caught up with her in Mexico, she had 1-million pesos in her car.
To make matters worse, police found copious amounts of drugs in her car,
a car she bought with a fake check. She's also being investigated for taking compromising
pictures with clients that she would then use to blackmail them for money. The cherry on top?
She's been romantically linked to the leader of Union Tepito,
who's currently serving a 20-year sentence for multiple violent offenses.
6 - Julia Rose In 2021, Julia Rose and
five of her pals were arrested after they changed the Hollywood sign to say 'Hollyboob.' Hollyboob
might be funnier than Hollywood, but LAPD still didn't approve. They used a tarp to put a B
over the W and a line through the D. This wasn't Rose's first publicity stunt,
and it probably won't be her last. At the 2019 World Series, she flashed a pitcher.
Rose claims the entire stunt was to raise awareness for breast cancer.
A notable cause, but one you can take with a grain of salt since Rose also
runs an adult magazine. Maybe it would be more plausible if she ran a breast cancer charity.
The sign wasn't altered permanently, so she only got arrested for misdemeanor trespassing, and
police released her rather quickly. The Hollywood sign is a frequent target for vandalism because of
how famous and accessible it is. Anyone can walk up the hill. There are cameras, but there aren't
usually police actively patrolling the area. In 2017, someone changed it to say Hollyweed.
5 - Yun 'Lucy' Lu Li Last year, Hungarian police
released images of Instagram influencer Yun Lu Li and her boyfriend being arrested. They managed
to stay on the run and dodge the authorities for three months before police caught them in
Budapest. Police wanted them for the death of their business associate Tyler Pratt.
The incident and extended hide and seek game with the cops earned them a new nickname.
They were the 'millennial Bonnie and Clyde' to the media.
As if this wasn't bad enough, they tried to hurt Pratt's girlfriend and unborn child.
She made no effort to change her appearance while they ran.
This means she was either delusional about her chances of getting away,
or just so vain that she couldn't bring herself to get a haircut or anything like
that. The lovers hid out in the Czech Republic and Slovakia before eventually going to Hungary.
It's thought that Li and her boyfriend both knew Pratt,
and they took his life during what was supposed to be a business meeting.
Li is the daughter of a very wealthy and politically influential Canadian businesswoman.
Li consented to deportation from Hungary back to Canada. Her boyfriend, however,
who is a Slovakian citizen, is trying to fight extradition rather than face justice.
Li has two twin sisters. They may share an appearance, but they don't share Li's lust
for crime. The three of them built a social media following together, posting pictures of
themselves wearing matching bikinis. Li's family issued a statement saying they were shocked and
disturbed by the incident. They never saw it coming. Pratt probably didn't either.
This was Li's first time hurting someone, but it wasn't her boyfriend's. In 2014, he was found
guilty of a fatal drunk driving accident, for which he got five years in prison. To this day,
nobody knows why they did it or what went wrong during that meeting.
4 - Danielle Miller Danielle Miller,
an Instagram influencer from Miami, had 34-thousand followers.
Now, she's been charged with wire fraud. Most of her posts are being used against her in court.
According to the US Attorney's Office, an investigation into Danielle by Homeland Security
showed that she had stolen someone's identity by getting into their Registry of Motor Vehicles
account. She then used all the information she stole from them to open a bank account and apply
for a pandemic-related Economic Injury Disaster loan. Her Instagram influencer career had not
been affected by the pandemic at all. More than $100,000 was deposited into the bank account she
had set up. Then she took a private flight from Florida to California using the stolen identity.
After getting this huge loan, she started posting all kinds of photos of herself in different
luxury hotels in California. These are the posts that ended up getting used in court.
They proved the money she received from her stolen identity scam paid for her luxury
rooms. It's pretty hard to deny such concrete evidence. She basically snitched on herself.
Her fraud may not have stopped at just one victim. The IP address used to apply for the
loan was also used to access the online RMV accounts for a few other people. She
used their identities to apply for nearly a million dollars worth of different loans.
She could face up to 20 years in prison and a quarter-million-dollar fine
if she's convicted. But at least she got some good pics out of the deal.
3 - Kelly Kay Green At the 2020 Super Bowl,
Kelly Kay Green tried to get on the field, and security arrested her for trespassing.
Fans are not allowed on the field, no matter how many Instagram followers they have.
Kay, who had 348-thousand followers, saw the opportunity for a publicity stunt.
Kay jumped over the rail and walked onto the field. She didn't make it very far before security
took her into custody. Videos of the incident were all over social media, which may have been
her plan all along. Police arrested her near one of the end zones and led her off the field.
As they led her away in handcuffs, she managed to pull her dress up and show everyone her butt.
Kay spent the night in jail and was released on a thousand-dollar bond.
Perhaps she just wanted to know what it felt like to play football. Security tackled her
like a linebacker in the Kansas City Chiefs' endzone. So, it sounds like she got her wish.
2 - Kayla Massa Kayla Massa was an Instagram and youtube
influencer known online as kaygoldi. Her Instagram account, which has since been deleted, had roughly
330 thousand followers when it was active. She also had around 107 thousand subscribers
on Youtube, where she posted vlogs, hair tutorials, and that sort of thing. She seemed
pretty inconspicuous. But then she tried to steal $1.5 million from her followers.
She used Instagram to promote her scheme. She shared pictures of money,
screenshots of bank balances, and other things that would convince her
followers that she was way richer than she was. Then, she would make a post saying something like:
"If you got a bank account and you’re interested in making legal money, hit me up ASAP."
Some of her followers were dumb enough to message her. She would tell them that they could earn
5 thousand dollars by letting her friend use their bank account for a short period.
Then she asked for an emptied-out bank card and their PIN, which she used to
deposit stolen money. Then, she'd place $1000 money orders and withdraw the cash
when it came through. Once the bank realized it was fraudulent, they recalled the money,
leaving the victim with a negative balance of $1000. Massa got hers, the bank got theirs,
and the victims, who were mostly under 18-years-old, were left holding the bag.
1 - Marcella Zoia In 2019,
Instagram model Marcella Zoia threw an Ikea chair off a condo tower near the Gardiner Expressway in
Toronto. Why would someone do this? For the internet clout, of course. Someone recorded
this chair-throwing on their phone and posted it on Snapchat. She said she wasn't the one who
actually posted it in court. We don't really believe her, but that's beside the point.
In court, the judge roasted her pretty hard. She said Marcella had committed a hazardous act for
her own pleasure and vanity, which is pretty much a perfect description of what she did.
The judge also said the chair-throwing was part of a disturbing trend—the trend of people acting
like idiots to get attention on Instagram. Marcella had to pay a 2,000 dollar fine,
do 150 hours of community service, and stay on probation for 2 years.
The judge wanted to send a message. That message is that posting videos of yourself breaking the
law is a great way to get caught. And if you get caught, you can face serious legal consequences.
It could have been even worse. Marcella could have gotten 6 months of jail time. But the judge
decided that since Marcella was young and could probably act smarter in the future,
she didn't need to go to jail. However, she'll live in infamy as "chair girl"
outside her fanbase. She's just lucky her chair didn't hurt anybody on the way down.
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