On April 16th, she shared a post about Scorpios. It described how calm and laid-back Scorpios tend to be until they feel disrespected or played — and that when that line is crossed, they react first and think later.
The next day, April 17th, she reposted again. This one described how once a Scorpio is made to see someone differently, they never quite look at that person the same way again. She wrote: “Scorpios can’t unsee anything. Once you make a Scorpio look at you different, they’ll never look at you the same again. Scorpios will forgive you, but they’ll always feel like they got to watch or limit how they show you love because Scorpios put their trust in you and then you blew it. Now you got the dangerous side of a Scorpio, and that’s not a place you want to be with them.”
On April 18th, she shared one more. This one simply said, “The Scorpio and her would tweak out in a minute.” She added her own caption underneath: she couldn’t help it.
Three consecutive days. Right before Easter.
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On April 20th, 2025 — Easter Sunday — Birmingham police received the first call around 9:50 p.m. Initial reports said four shots had been fired. While en route, officers received an update.
“Officers were updated that a female was trying to run over a male in a vehicle,” police said.
When officers arrived, they found McKis pinned between the SUV and a house. The birthday party and Easter celebration had taken place at that very house.
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