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Ex-Bachelor Contestant Reveals Emotional Toll of Stabbing Attack
- Luna Ambrozevicius Abrahao, a 22-year-old influencer from Sao Paulo, was attacked and suffered several knife wounds inflicted by her boyfriend during a livestream on May 19, 2025.
- The attack occurred after a heated argument and a difficult breakup, with Alex Olievira confronting Luna live on camera before stabbing her nine times across multiple areas, including the skull, upper body, hand, and foot.
- Viewers watching the livestream quickly contacted emergency services, who transported Luna to the hospital where she had urgent surgery; she is currently in a critical state.
- Abrahao’s boyfriend fled the scene and is wanted by police; he faces charges of attempted murder and domestic violence while the online community calls for awareness of such violence.
- This case joins others from Colombia, Mexico, and Japan that highlight the rising dangers faced by women influencers and raise urgent questions about their safety online.
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Former reality TV contestant Paddy Colliar reveals emotional toll of stabbing attack
A former reality TV contestant has told a South Australian court of the emotional roller coaster he experienced after a stabbing attack in Adelaide's north.Paddy Colliar has previously appeared on shows including The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, but in 2021 his real life became far more dramatic than any of his on-screen exploits.Colliar was working as a topless waiter at a 60th birthday inside a Para Hills pole dancing studio when he …
How a Brazilian content creator was stabbed over 10 times on a livestream days & survived
A 22-year-old Brazilian influencer, Luna Ambrozevicius Abrahao, was reportedly stabbed during a 'live' broadcast by her boyfriend. The content creator could be seen dripping blood and screaming as her followers reached out to emergency services. This case comes just days after the horrific murder of a Colombian content creator, Valeria Marquez
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