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The YouTube War That Ended in Murder — Caught Live on Stream

🎥 Two YouTubers Dead on Livestream. One Man Facing the Death Penalty. What REALLY Happened That Night? What started as a petty YouTube feud between Sin City Manny and Finny Da Legend quickly spiraled into one of the most shocking real-life livestream murders ever caught on camera. Rodney and Tanisha Finley were gunned down on the Las Vegas Strip—while livestreaming to their audience. The shooter? Manuel Ruiz, known online as “Sin City Manny.” He turned himself in the next morning. Now, he’s behind bars—facing the death penalty. But was this really self-defense… or cold-blooded murder broadcast live to the internet? 🔍 In this gripping documentary, we uncover: 🔫 The true timeline of the Las Vegas livestream shooting 🎥 What the surveillance and stream footage really show 🧠 Whether Ruiz’s self-defense claim holds up in court 📉 How YouTube drama culture may have fueled a double homicide ⚖️ Why prosecutors are demanding capital punishment 🚨 Why You NEED to Watch: This is more than just a crime story. It’s a wake-up call about internet culture, digital violence, and how a platform that rewards outrage can turn creators into killers. If you’ve ever watched creator beefs, livestream feuds, or “drama channels” — this is the dark side you were never meant to see. ⚠️ Trigger Warning: This documentary discusses real-life gun violence, death, and graphic consequences of online harassment. Viewer discretion is advised. Disclaimer This video contains original commentary, research-based narrative, and educational reconstruction of a real-world event. Visual and audio assets used are included strictly under the provisions of the Fair Use Doctrine (U.S. Copyright Act, Section 107) — for purposes of news reporting, education, and commentary. The video is a non-commercial, creative documentary project that includes dramatized elements to enhance storytelling. It is not a legal record of the case nor a representation of any living individuals beyond the known public reporting. Times and Tide do not own rights to the images used in this documentary. These images are used solely for documentary illustration only. Sound and Music Licensing: All background music and ambient sound effects used in this video are licensed through the YouTube Audio Library or royalty-free compositions licensed under Creative Commons (CC BY 3.0) Narrative Disclosure: This documentary blends real public record with fictionalized narration for dramatic effect. While based on reported facts, some visual and narrative elements have been reconstructed for pacing and clarity. All portrayals of individuals are either used according to the fair use act or AI-generated and not intended to defame or impersonate any real-life person. Youtube community guidelines and content policies: This video adheres to all YouTube community guidelines and content policies. It is intended for educational, documentary, and informational purposes only.