A man with terrifying tattoos has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his girlfriend.
The New York Post reported that a Las Vegas man, James Gina III, was taken into custody after he alerted police about a ‘possibly injured person’ in a residence on Golden Arrow Drive around 2.30pm.
When police arrived at the scene, they found that his girlfriend had already died.
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Gina was taken in as a suspect and booked into the Clark County Detention Center for the open murder of his girlfriend involving a deadly weapon and owning/possessing a gun by a prohibited person.
The Las Vegas native’s mugshot revealed the 50-year-old possesses some bizarre tattoos, including a pair of glasses inked around his eyes.
Gina also has bull horns that run from his temples to the top of his head, and a dark mask-like tattoo, covering the lower part of his face.
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Anyone with information has been urged to contact the LVMPD Homicide Section.
While these tattoos make you do a double take, they’re certainly not the most chilling we’ve ever seen in recent times.
Last year, photos emerged of murder suspect Adam Montgomery’s horrifying Pennywise ink.
The 33-year-old was accused of the unthinkable: killing his missing five year old daughter Harmony Montgomery in December 2019.
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The Sun reported that Montgomery, who pleaded not guilty to the charges, appeared in court last year where the tattoo of the child-killing clown around his neck was snapped.
Pennywise, from Stephen King’s novel It, is an evil, ancient entity that has existed for thousands of years and begins to murder children one by one in the fictional town of Derry.
Authorities alleged the man from Manchester killed his daughter by repeatedly striking her in the head after speaking with Montgomery’s estranged wife, Kayla, as per NBC News.
Kayla is currently serving an 18-month prison sentence after pleading guilty to charges that she lied to a grand jury about where she was the day Harmony disappeared.
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Montgomery is set to appear in court in November and faces up to at least 30 years in prison.
He also faces unrelated charges for possessing weapons while having multiple felony convictions in New Hampshire.