Las Vegas, Nevada – A Christian pastor and married father of two was shot to death inside a neighborhood of North Las Vegas on Friday. For the crime, Police arrested a Filipino escort, OnlyFans model, and former porn star for the smut site “Facial Abuse,” who was once featured in local media for not receiving unemployment during the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to reports, the incident began around 3:30 pm on Friday, when North Las Vegas police responded to a shooting at the “Courts at Aliante.” When officers arrived, they found two victims, a man and a woman, suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. Both victims were taken to the University Medical Center for treatment, where the male victim—who was later identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as Nick Davi—later died from his injuries.

In response, Police arrested 36-year-old Joe Junio, a Filipino woman who now faces multiple charges, including open murder, attempted murder, two charges of child abuse/neglect, as well as discharging a firearm where a person might be endangered. She remains in custody at the North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center, and her first court appearance was scheduled for Sunday.

Davi, a devout member of Las Vegas’s Grace Point Church, is survived by his wife and two children. According to the church’s website, the Christian father was formerly a marine biologist with a B.S. in Marine Science and Biology from the University of Tampa. Later, he would answer the call of the Lord and join Grace Point as its Pastor of Operations, responsible for maintaining the church grounds and other responsibilities.

Police have yet to reveal a motive in the case, and have offered little information in regards to the suspect. So far, the situation has been described as “unclear,” but according to public records viewed by 8 News Now, Davi and Junio appeared to live in the same apartment complex.

While little is known about Davi’s alleged killer, an independent Justice Report investigation revealed Junio to be a Las Vegas area escort, OnlyFans model, adult actress, and gig worker with ties to multiple smut websites. Under the porn pseudonym “Zysa Zula,” “Me Cha-ka,” and “Milan Millie,” Junio’s face would appear in dozens of sexually explicit videos across the internet, including “Facial Abuse,” a website mired with accusations of violence, deception, and manipulation of numerous women.

“Shower me with gifts to show your thinking of me,” read the “about” page of Junio’s Pornhub profile, whose video contributions have amassed a total of 17.1K views at the time of press. Junio—who describes herself as a Tagalog-speaking 21-year-old with a “sexy” body on Camsoda—lists a “farm house, horses, goats & chickens” on her aspirational “wishlist,”

“Hi Gentlemen. I live in lasvegas (sic) I’m available anytime,” read a bio on an online adult escort website. “I’m Filipina. I’m adult film actor. 100% real pics guaranteed.”

In addition to Pornhub, the Filipino fatale also maintains a presence on the porn subscription service, OnlyFans, where she trades access to nude video and photo content for the hefty price of $50 a month. In both profiles, the actress lists her current location as Las Vegas, Nevada. Junio’s unique ear, eye, and nose structure clearly appear in both her sexually explicit content as well as her mugshot.

According to publicly available information online, Junio is also listed as a real estate agent for “Yeh & Associates” on the real estate website Zillow. According to a 2020 report by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Junio also works/worked as a local rideshare cab driver for additional income. During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, she was even featured for being one of many gig workers who were failing to receive unemployment benefits in a timely manner.

In the report, she told the Review-Journal that she believed she failed to meet the work requirements set forth by the Nevada Department of Employment, Training, and Rehabilitation to receive public assistance. She called her experience navigating the process “very frustrating” but was ultimately granted access to funds a few days later. It is currently unknown if money obtained through escort, camgirl, or pornography work was ever disclosed to local authorities or the IRS before receiving financial relief in any form.

While prostitution is legal in the state of Nevada, working girls are only allowed to profit off their bodies in state-licensed brothels in 10 of the state’s 16 counties. In Clark County, which includes the city of Las Vegas, prostitution remains illegal. Sex offenses and other acts of crime stemming from prostitution in Las Vegas have prompted some lawmakers to consider tougher penalties for those convicted of those crimes.

The tragic murder of White father of two, Nick Davi, appears to be just part and parcel of life inside the Las Vegas Valley. According to residents, including those who live at the crime scene where Davi was shot, a surge of violence and other criminal activity in the Las Vegas Valley has been “shocking” in recent months.

“There’s been a lot of violence, and it’s shocking,” said Jae Dino, a neighbor to Davi and Junio. “I think we as citizens should be aware of that.”

According to data provided by the latest US Census Report, the city of North Las Vegas currently stands at a shallow 23.5% White, standing next to more formidable Black (22.1%), Hispanic (42.2%), and mixed race (17.1) populations. Crime is so prevalent in the area that in September, The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department shared a warning on Facebook advising residents to stay away from a specific area in the northeast valley known as “the Saddle” for an uncontainable “uptick in violent events…particularly at night.”

“Our station is aware of the appeal this area attracts, and we will be conducting extra patrol. Keep yourself safe and find other places to hang out!”

Davi’s murder comes amid another high-profile killing of a Sin City resident. In November, White 17-year-old Jonathan Lewis was beaten to death by up to 15 non-White teenagers in an alleyway close to his high school. The violent ambush, which was described as a “lynching” by some, took several weeks before police announced any arrests. Despite a public outcry demanding hate crimes enhancements for Lewis’s accused killers, Police quickly claimed there was “no evidence” to warrant the charge, which only fueled the outrage.

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