A mother of three in Louisiana pleaded for her ex-boyfriend who was holding her hostage to stop threatening her. 27-year-old Rannita Williams was live streaming on Facebook Live when she was shot and killed by her ex-boyfriend. Murders on Facebook live have become increasingly common since the feature was added to the social media platform.

"Stop, Johnathan," Williams said. "Stop, Johnathan." While she is streaming to Facebook Live, her 36-year-old boyfriend Johnathan Robinson can be heard in the background swearing and saying he doesn't "give a f*ck about police". Robinson can be seen pacing in the background of the footage.

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"You wanna be famous? I’m gonna make you famous," Robinson said. "Everybody wanna be famous, let’s be famous today." Moments later gunshots can be heard and the silhouette of a man firing a rifle steps into the frame as Williams collapses and drops the phone. "Now, b—h. Game over," Robinson said while standing over the camera. "Game over."

The Shreveport Police were called to the scene for a report of gunshots around 11 a.m. Thursday but when they arrived at the home Robinson opened fire on them before being taken into custody. Williams was found inside the home with multiple gunshot wounds and was rushed to the hospital where she was declared dead upon arrival.

Robinson was booked at the Caddo Correctional Center for murder, felon in possession of a firearm, simple criminal damage to property and attempted murder. Robinson's bail was set at $2.5 million.