She'd better start talking!
By Bernadette Giacomazzo — Written on Oct 08, 2019
Photo: Instagram
The death of Mac Miller continues to haunt the Hip Hop community to this day. And, as more details about his death emerge, more questions are raised, and more heartache is felt. But this latest bit of news raises so many questions, and these questions demand answers. Who is Karla Amador, a/k/a Carolina Cortez?
Let's look at what we know about this adult film star.
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1. She delivered the tainted drugs that killed Mac Miller.
According to The Smoking Gun, Mac Miller was killed by tainted pills. The outlet reports that DEA agents believe that it was Karla Amador, a/k/a Carolina Cortez, who delivered the drugs to Mac Miller's door.
Karla Amador aka Carolina Cortez Accused of Prostitution With Mac Miller https://t.co/Acxzukp4lb pic.twitter.com/rw9IrwaUKP
— Tijani damilare (@I_am_damson) September 4, 2019
2. Mia Johansson, Karla Amador a/k/a Carolina Cortez's madame, was also involved in the alleged killing.
"The criminal complaint does not mention how Fung believes Amador became involved with Johansson or Pettit. However, Fung does describe Johansson as Amador’s “madam”; he describes Johansson as an “associate of Pettit,” and says that she had worked with Pettit in the past “to sell drugs to [Miller]," reported Heavy.com.
3. At the heart of it all is Cameron Pettit.
The New York Daily News reports that, at the heart of all of this drama is Cameron Pettit. The outlet reports that he was the supplier of the fentanyl-laced drugs that killed Mac Miller. However, this was not the first time that Mac Miller had taken these drugs...but it was, unfortunately, the last.
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4. Karla Amador, a/k/a Carolina Cortez, delivered a lot more than suspicious pills.
"Miller texted an order to Johansson for cocaine, Adderall, Norco painkillers, Xanax and Oxycodone. Johansson offered to comp Miller a gram of cocaine if he also booked a prostitute. “what about 2 gs?” Miller countered. Johansson agreed to doubling the cocaine, writing, “Deal lol," reported Gossip on This.
5. Although Cameron Pettit was charged with the murder of Mac Miller, Karla Amador, a/k/a Carolina Cortez, hasn't been charged — yet.
The Mirror reports that Cameron Pettit was charged with distribution of a controlled substance, which is basically a drug trafficking charge. That charge carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison, if convicted. However, even though Cameron Pettit was charged with a crime in connection to Mac Miller's death, Karla Amador, a/k/a Carolina Cortez, hasn't been charged yet.
6. Cameron Pettit may have admitted to his role in Mac Miller's death.
"The deadly drugs were then delivered to the rapper by Karla Amador AKA Carolina Cortez, a porn star home Mac Miller was patronizing. On September 7, Mac Miller was dead inside his Los Angeles home. On September 8th, just one day after Mac Miller's death, Cameron Pettit seemed to acknowledge his responsibility in delivering the drugs that killed Mac. And Cameron Pettit revealed he was contemplating fleeing the United States to live under an assumed identity," reported All Hip Hop.
7. Amador AKA Cortez has tweeted messages of support
Her Twitter is full of X-rated photos and videos. Peruse at your own risk.
she’s just caught up in the cross fire, she didn’t kill mac, the only person guilty is cam for supplying fake oxy. carolina would have had no way of knowing what was in mac’s pills, everyone here to leave hate needs to chill.
— im a (@dumbass_emo) September 4, 2019
@CarolinacortezX I know you might not give a shit but just know a lot of people will be talking about you just know that most people won't even consider blaming you for Mac's death. You had no way of knowing. Peace and love to you.
— MosMex (@chivasayalaout1) September 6, 2019
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Bernadette Giacomazzo is an editor, writer, and photographer whose work has appeared in People, Teen Vogue, Us Weekly, The Source, XXL, HipHopDX, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Post, and more. She is also the author of The Uprising series. For more information about Bernadette Giacomazzo, click here.