OnlyFans model arrested after murdered singer shared his location with her just before he vanished

An OnlyFans model has been arrested in Mexico after two popular Colombian musicians were tortured, murdered and chopped into pieces by drug traffickers, according to authorities.

Angie Miller was busted a day after the body of her boyfriend, Bayron Sanchez Salazar — known by his stage name B King — was found along with that of fellow musician Jorge Luis Herrera Lemos, aka Regio Clown, in Cocotitlan, just outside of Mexico City, on Sept. 22, according to El Pais.

Officials have not revealed how they feel that Miller — who is famous for selling sex toys molded from her private parts — was involved in the shocking crime.

However, she is believed to have been one of the fw people to have known where B King and his pal were going to be when they first went missing, according to NewsX.

Salazar, 31, and Lemos, 35, vanished on Sept. 16 days after performing together — and officials say they had been tortured before they were killed. Their remains had been cut into pieces, prosecutors said, according to NewsX.

Another three bodies were discovered at the same location as the musicians, prosecutors said

A narco-message signed by the criminal group La Familia Michoacana, one of six Mexican cartels declared a foreign terrorist organization by the US government, was discovered alongside the victims, according to NewsX.

Salazar’s manager, Juan Camilo Gallego, told Colombian radio station Noticias Caracol that he was staying at the same hotel with them when they suddenly stopped answering their phones.

Miller, who has more than 130,000 followers on Instagram and thousands more on TikTok, regularly posts photos with celebrities and appearances on Mexican television. She also runs adult content accounts and has been selling replicas of her private parts for about $220 — with more than 1,000 reportedly bought through her website.

Local media reported that Miller, whose legal name is Angélica Yetsei Torrini León, has been released as authorities continue to investigate.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro blamed the musicians’ deaths on the US’s war on drugs in Latin America.

“They killed our youths in the United States of Mexico. An international mafia strengthened by stupid military and prohibitionist policies, called the ‘war on drugs,’ which they are forcing on humanity and on Latin America,” he posted on X.

“More young people killed by an anti-drug policy that is not an anti-drug trafficking policy.”