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Ali Abraban, the San Diego TikTok star charged with killing his wife and her lover, testified during a trial on Wednesday that he couldn’t stop shooting after finding the pair in bed together, local news reports.
Ali, 31, is accused of shooting and killing Ana Abraban and Rayburn Barron on October 21, 2021.
“I never expected Ana to do that to me. I never expected Ana to do that to me. She knew how I felt about him. My I knew how it felt. I was trying to believe her. I was trying to believe that she wasn’t. “She was the one who had this problem because I was sick and struggling with drugs and mental illness. He tricked me into thinking he would let me solve the problem,” Ali testified Wednesday. FOX 5 San Diego. “But I was trying to make this right. And when I found out it was him, I couldn’t accept it. I couldn’t accept the betrayal.”
Ali also said in his defense that he “couldn’t believe” his wife “would do something like that” to him and their daughter.
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Ali Abraban is charged with murdering his estranged wife, Ana Abraban, and her lover in October 2021. (Facebook/Jinkid)
“And before I can stop myself, I just kind of fire. I have the gun in my hand and the next thing I’m shooting and I can’t stop. I’m just shooting. I’m shooting. ‘, I’m surprised too,’ he told the court. “It’s like I’m watching it happen and I feel like I’m in the passenger seat of my own body. … I can’t stop it, and I hear Ana screaming and crying. And I don’t even remember shooting Anna. I remember running back to the front door and grabbing the door handle and thinking, ‘Did that just happen?’
Ali testified that after the shooting, he first called his mother and then called 911.
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Ana Abrabar was allegedly having a physical relationship with Rayburn Barron at the time of the murder. (Facebook/Rayburn Barron)
“I called 911 to give myself a chance to save her,” he said, according to FOX 5.
The media said that before Ali turned himself in after the double murder, he had arranged with his family a plan to pick up his five-year-old daughter and find her a place to stay. Ali went to pick up his girlfriend’s daughter from school that afternoon, but was surrounded by police vehicles, police said.
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Ali Abraban, 29, is seen during his arraignment at San Diego Central Court on October 25, 2021 in San Diego. (Jarrod Valliere/San Diego Union-Tribune via The Associated Press)
He also testified that he told his daughter, “You hurt mommy. You have to go now,” FOX 5 reported.
Prosecutors allege that Anna asked Ali to leave on October 18, 2021. Ali checked into a hotel, but she then sneaked back to the high-rise apartment building where she lived with Ana, whom she ransacked. She also allegedly planted a recording device on her daughter’s iPad and placed it in Ali’s bedroom in an attempt to catch her estranged wife with Barron.
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Ali Abraban testified in his own defense on Wednesday during his trial for the murders of his estranged wife and her alleged lover. (Facebook/Anna Marie Abravan)
On October 21, the man allegedly heard the conversation between his wife and another man through a recorder, returned to the apartment, and shot Barron three times in the head and Anna once in the head.
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Ali, who goes by the name JinnKid on TikTok, had about 940,000 followers at the time of the alleged murder. After Ali’s arraignment in October 2021, Deputy District Attorney Talen Brust said his account included comedy skits and an impersonation of Tony Montana, the character from the 1983 film “Scarface.” It is said that
