As his family mourns a brutal loss, Tommy Abraham has one message for the accused TikTok star allegedly behind his brother's murder—he's nothing but a "coward:.
Terryon Thomas, known online as Mr. Prada, has been named as a person of interest in the murder of William Nicholas Abraham, 69, whose body was found in a tarp that had been dumped off a highway in Baton Rouge on Sunday.
Now, Abraham's family and friends are demanding answers.
They told WBRZ that Abraham had left home on Saturday to clean his car before going to his office to do some paperwork.
"I want to know who did it and I want to know why," his brother, Tommy Abraham, told the news outlet.
"No one should take a life but God. No one." Tommy added to WWL.
"He's the only one that can take a life, and for someone to take someone else's life, you're a coward."
Tommy, along with his brother Joseph, said Abraham had worked as a Catholic priest for 14 years, serving in Mississippi and Milwaukee, before ultimately becoming a therapist.
"He made a mark on people's lives and helped them be better people," Joseph said.
Abraham's attorney, Jarret Ambeau, also commented on his brutal death: "He was kind, loving, a gentle man, and frankly not the kind of man that something like this would've happened to," adding that he's absolutely devastated and completely surprised by the incident.
A motive for the brutal crime remains unclear, but Tangipahoa Sheriff Gerald Sticker revealed that it was a very physical and very violent attack, adding that the victim was bludgeoned about in the head, shoulders, and neck and suffered excessive bruising.
Terryon Thomas was taken in to custody Tuesday, according to WAFB.
