Christina Carlin-Kraft, 36, a previous Playboy model, was seen as choked to death in her Philadelphia condo in August 2018. Her body was purportedly tracked down in a first-floor unit of the loft at 9:15 pm. The coroner’s office uncovered the reason for death was manslaughter by “ligature strangulation.”

A resulting examination uncovered that a 30-year-elderly person named Jonathan Harris, who had recently been set free from jail, was behind Carlin-Kraft’s homicide and was just captured in Pittsburgh in the wake of endeavoring to escape following the previous model’s sad killing. He in the long run conceded to perpetrating the wrongdoing, uncovering that he had left her so seriously injured that he was unable to try and see her killed body.

A forthcoming episode of The Playboy Murders on ID will narrative the beating and strangulation demise of previous Playboy model Christina Carlin-Kraft. The all-new episode, named Moth to a Fire, will air on February 6, 2023, at 9 pm ET.

“The homicide of Playboy cybergirl Christina Carlin-Kraft in her Pennsylvania townhouse takes police on a quest for her executioner, from the roads of Philadelphia to a mental ward; analysts depend on reconnaissance video to find the culprit.”Former Playboy model Christina Carlin-Kraft was locked in when she was viewed as choked to death

Christina Carlin-Kraft experienced childhood in an unassuming community in New Jersey and moved gradually up to demonstrating for Victoria’s Confidential and other corrective organizations, alongside conspicuous distributions like Vanity Fair and Proverb. She once filled in as a Playboy model and was even shot at occasions with the late Hugh Hefner, the pioneer behind Playboy Magazine.

In 2018, Christina was locked in to Alexander Ciccotelli, who had gifted her a townhouse in the upscale Ardmore neighborhood of Philadelphia. She had possibly been in the condo for a brief period when she called the police to report that a man named Andre Melton had spiked her beverage at a bar, followed her to her home, and took her costly possessions.

In spite of being stirred up by the thievery, Christina would not remain at home and, on August 22, she purportedly called a Lyft taxi to get to the city in the early morning hours. Sometime thereafter, when her life partner Alex showed up at the condo, he couldn’t enter as it was dead-darted from within. What’s more, Christina wasn’t noting her telephone.

As per reports, Alex then reached the police out of concern. After entering the level, they found Christina dead in a horrifying crime location with a sweeping covering her ridiculous body. Her nose was broken and eyes darkened from all the beating and punching she endured. A post-mortem later uncovered Christina had died from strangulation.

Specialists before long found CCTV film of Christina Carlin-Kraft meeting a man outside a pizza place in midtown Philadelphia in the early morning hours of that day. Afterward, the Lyft driver confirmed that they had gotten back to the casualty’s condo together. CCTV from the property likewise showed them entering the structure.

Different tips drove them to Jonathan Harris, a man who had as of late spent time in jail in jail for outfitted burglary. Records uncovered that he even informed a companion in the early long periods of August 22, guaranteeing that he had recently met a lady and was at her home. Jonathan, a thought street pharmacist, was found escaping as he boarded a transport in Pittsburgh.

Following his capture, Harris conceded to killing Christina and let specialists know that they had consensual s*x that evening, drank wine, and utilized cocaine. He expressed that when she wouldn’t pay for the medications, which were valued at $1,200, they got into a battle. He guaranteed that the model hit him with a wine bottle, after which he punched her multiple times and possibly choked her when she attempted to call 911.

Jonathan Harris was seen as at legitimate fault for killing previous Playboy model Christina Carlin-Kraft during a 2019 preliminary. He was condemned to existence with an extra 22-and-a-half to 45 years of sequential time for different charges.