An evil dogsitter made three sick TikToks boasts about being 'a bad girl' just minutes after she murdered an army veteran.
Winter Swan-Miller recorded a video of herself saying she had to take a break from the platform for being 'bad', while the dead body of Stuart Maxwell Crocker lay behind her.
The 36-year-old stabbed Mr Crocker 27 times and strangled him with her handbag at his home in Andover, Wiltshire after he let her therapy dog, Oblivion, run away.
The sadistic killer then told her followers on TikTok she was 'starving' and now off to get a 'McDonald's breakfast' and quickly 'nipping to Tesco's' to get a gift for her dog.
It was then five days until Mr Crocker's body was discovered by police after neighbours alerted them to a foul smell coming from his home.
Winter Swan-Miller recorded a video of herself saying she had to take a break from the platform for being 'bad', while the dead body of Stuart Maxwell Crocker lay behind her
Despite the sick and horrifically violent act she had just committed she told her viewers she was 'starving' and now off to get a 'McDonald's breakfast' before quickly 'nipping to Tesco'
Winter Swan-Miller recorded a video of herself saying she had to take a break from TikTok for being 'a bad girl' just minutes after she murdered an army veteran
On the morning of June 23 2023, Winter stabbed the Stuart Crocker (above) 27 times and strangled him with her handbag
This week, warped Swan-Winter was sentenced to a minimum of 23 years behind bars at Winchester Crown Court.
Now, Hampshire Constabulary have released the TikTok posted by the murderer following the heinous attack on Mr Crocker on June 23 last year.
Swan-Miller told her followers: 'I'm going to be taking a break from TikTok for a bit I think because I've been a bad girl.
'If you want to write to me, I'll happily write back.'
She continued: 'I can only explain when the time comes but I had to do what I did because of my situation.
'You probably won't want to speak to me when you find out, anyway, but there is more to the story than just one side.
'I just hope that it all goes well really. At the moment I feel sick, I don't think that I've done a bad thing at all.'
Prosecutors later accused Swan-Miller of creating the videos in an attempt to achieve 'fame and notoriety'.
The 37-year-old also told viewers that she was hungry, and that she was 'going to go for a McDonald's breakfast and just nip into Tesco' to get her therapy dog Oblivion a new lead.
'It is nearly 7 o'clock in the morning, and I am starving...so I am going to go for a McDonald's breakfast.
'[And] just nip into Tesco's and buy him [Oblivion] a new lead.'
In one video, titled 'Part Two', Swan-Miller can be heard saying: 'Taking my dog from me, the only thing in the entire world that I've got.
'I did do what I did and I did it because I had no choice. They took away the only thing in my life that I have got, and that's my dog Oblivion.'
She added: 'You took away my dog, you all did this.'
Swan-Miller told her followers: 'I'm going to be taking a break from TikTok for a bit I think because I've been a bad girl'
In one video, titled 'Part Two', Swan-Miller can be heard saying: 'Taking my dog from me, the only thing in the entire world that I've got'. Pictured: Her dog
The 37-year-old also told viewers that she was hungry, and that she was 'going to go for a McDonald's breakfast and just nip into Tesco' to get her therapy dog Oblivion a new lead
The 37-year-old also told viewers that she was hungry, and that she was 'going to go for a McDonald's breakfast and just nip into Tesco' to get her therapy dog Oblivion a new lead
The judge condemned the 'highly manipulative' Swan-Miller for her 'merciless' attack on the veteran, whose body was not found until days after he was killed.
Opening the trial at Winchester Crown Court, Hampshire, in May, Nicola Shannon KC said Mr Crocker was found dead by paramedics on June 28 last year.
The 62-year-old's body was found lying under a white blanket with the TV playing and a switched on fan placed behind his head which was used to keep his body cool.
Police believed Mr Crocker was 'surrounded by notes' which had been written by Swan-Miller.
One note read: 'Take my f****** dog you w****. This is why I've done this haha.
'How does his death feel haha. You thought I would let you get away with taking me for a f****** mug. Taking my dog, are you real.'
The prosecutor also added: 'There has been no indication of remorse or acceptance of responsibility after the killing and indeed, multiple instances where Ms Swan Miller seems to find it amusing.'
