By skyforbes 
In the world of social media, fame can rise overnight. One viral video, one funny skit, or one relatable clip can turn an ordinary person into an online celebrity. That was the story of Ali Abulaban, better known by his TikTok handle JinnKid. He built a following with spot-on comedy sketches, impressions, and family-oriented content. But behind the screen, a darker story was unfolding — one that would eventually end in tragedy.
In 2024, Ali Abulaban was convicted of murdering his wife, Ana Abulaban, and her friend, Rayburn Cardenas Barron. The case shocked both his fans and the general public, raising questions about fame, obsession, and the unseen dangers lurking behind social media stardom. His story has since been featured in the Peacock documentary TikTok Star Murders, drawing even more attention to the harrowing details of what really happened.
The Rise of JinnKid
Ali Abulaban first gained popularity on TikTok with his comedic impressions, especially of characters from Scarface and John Wick. His videos often featured his wife, Ana, and showcased snippets of family life that made him appear like a loving husband and father.
By 2021, Abulaban had amassed a loyal following. Fans admired his humor and charisma, but few realized that behind the curated clips, the marriage was crumbling…