Manuel Ruiz has claimed ‘self-defense,’ but Clark County’s top prosecutor says that claim is ‘probably garbage’ ...

Manuel Ruiz, the man accused of killing a content creator and his wife outside a Las Vegas Strip casino may face the death penalty, court records show.

YouTuber claims self defense in Las Vegas strip shooting that left rival creator and his wife dead - The two creators’ feud began when Manuel Ruiz allegedly pepper sprayed Finny Da Legend’s ...

The confrontation between Finny Da Legend (Rodney Finley) and SinCity-MannyWise (Manuel Ruiz) stemmed from years of online disputes, including trolling, copyright strikes, and heated livestream ...

Las Vegas Metro Police have identified the accused shooter as 41-year-old Manuel Ruiz. A man, who appears to be Ruiz, is captured on Finny’s livestream Sunday night firing several shots.

Witteles described Finny Da Legend as a “reaction” YouTuber. Most of the videos Finny posted were of him and friends commenting on other users’ content, including several posted by SINCITYMANNY.

The man accused of shooting and killing a rival YouTuber and that man’s wife in a video streamed live from the Las Vegas Strip pleaded not guilty during his arraignment Monday.

The New York Post reports that YouTubers Finny Da Legend and his wife Bubbly—real names Rodney and Tanisha Finley—were fatally shot by a rival streamer, Sin City Manny, real name Manuel Ruiz.

Rodney Finley, 44, went by “Finny Da Legend” and had over 6,000 subscribers. His wife was often in his videos with him. “He just started the page and it just blew up.

Rodney Finley, 44, went by “Finny Da Legend” and had over 6,000 subscribers. His wife was often in his videos with him. “He just started the page and it just blew up.

Finny Da Legend’s real name is Rodney Finley, and his wife’s real name is Tanisha Finley. Prior to the shooting, Finley and another man — Manuel Ruiz, 41, who goes by Sin City Manny — were sniping at ...

LAS VEGAS (KPHO / KVVU /Gray News) - A couple was shot and killed by a fellow YouTuber while livestreaming on the Las Vegas Strip, according to police. Rodney Finley, 44, went by “Finny Da Legend” and ...