She Gets What She Got!
By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

INDIANAPOLIS — A woman is dead after a shooting and a multi-vehicle crash on Indianapolis’ north side Tuesday morning.

Indy Woman Murdered Hours After Exposing & Extorting a Man on Facebook Live.

An Indianapolis woman is reportedly dead, just hours after a Facebook Live video where she exposed a local man for allegedly being homosexual.

This morning a woman was gunned down on the near northwestside of Indianapolis — and the victim has been preliminarily identified as Jane Waughfield.

Yesterday, Jane went to Facebook live to describe a situation that many are now saying led to her death.

In the video, which now has over 100,000 views on Facebook, Jane Waughfield details an interaction she had with an associate. In the video she states she caught the man in a homosexual act, and expresses her extreme disdain for the situation.

She also states that she told the man in question that he could buy her silence on what she witnessed, giving figures as high as $5,000.

However, several times throughout the 15-minute video, she implies that her life was in danger, and the men she caught in the act ran her out of the residence and “were trying to kill her”.

She also states multiple times throughout the video that if anything happened to her, then the men in question were responsible.

At the time of this story, no response from the IMPD regarding this video or possible suspects in this murder have been released to the public.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers responded to the scene near Lafayette Road and 30th Street before 10 a.m. after an officer in the area heard multiple shots fired and then a large crash.

When officers arrived at the scene they found a crash involving four vehicles and a female victim suffering from a gunshot wound. The woman was rushed to the hospital where she later died.

Another man involved in the crash was also taken to the hospital in serious condition. No identities have been released at this time.

“We believe this to be a directed and isolated incident,” IMPD PIO Grace Sibley said.

Police have not said if anyone else was injured in the crash and they are still working to determine who fired the shots and the details surrounding the shooting and crash.

“This is not where we want to be as a community, this is not where we want to be as a city,” Sibley asked when questioned about the latest round of violence in Indianapolis.

If you have any information contact IMPD or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-8477.