A disturbing new twist has emerged in the horrific Sin City Manny,” posted a video on X showing him actively seeking one of the victims just one day before the deadly attack.
The chilling clip, shared by X @PuntingStacks, shows Manny searching for his target — a potential forewarning of the violence that followed (content warning: explicit language).
What happened in Las Vegas?
According to the Associated Press, on the night of June 8, at around 10:40 p.m., Las Vegas Metropolitan Police responded to reports of gunfire near the Bellagio fountains on the Strip’s 3600 block of South Las Vegas Boulevard. They discovered two individuals with fatal gunshot wounds, who later died on the sidewalk
Authorities have described the incident as an isolated, targeted shooting stemming from a known conflict between the suspect and at least one of the victims on social media.
Who were the victims?
While official confirmation is pending, multiple social media reports suggest the victims included YouTuber Finny Da Legend and his wife, known online as Bubbly. The pair was allegedly targeted while streaming live from the Strip; chilling footage captured the moment the gunman approached before opening fire. Witnesses described a woman shouting, “Are you f—king kidding me?!” just before panic erupted.
Pre-shooting threats and social-media feud
Police confirmed that the suspect and at least one victim had been exchanging threats and engaging in online conflict across multiple social media platforms. Now, this video of Manny searching for his victim 24 hours before the shooting adds a chilling layer, suggesting the crime may have been premeditated. The video sourced from Manny’s social media activity is currently under investigation by authorities.
Shocked tourists and locals described scenes of chaos as bystanders dropped to the ground and fled during the shooting. In the aftermath, a massive manhunt is underway; police say they believe they have identified a suspect and are working to locate and arrest him.
The Strip remains heavily policed, with authorities urging anyone who witnessed the incident or who saw the pre-shooting video to come forward. Anyone with information on the suspect’s whereabouts or who saw suspicious social media posts is urged to Las Vegas Crime Stoppers at 702‑385‑5555.
Published: Jun 9, 2025 12:58 pm