In less than 46 seconds, a motorcyclist, disguised in a helmet, fatally shot Iraq's well-known TikTok figure Um Fahad, Ghufran Mahdi Sawadi, in front of her Baghdad home. While the security footage is explicit, it provides minimal clues about the assailant or the motive. Sawadi, who gained fame for her provocative social media content, faced backlash from conservative quarters, leading to her imprisonment at one point. Her brother expressed skepticism about the authorities' commitment to solving her murder. This incident, along with other recent killings of social media personalities, reflects a broader crackdown on dissent and secular behaviors in Iraq. The government's recent enactment of legislation targeting LGBTQ+ individuals further reinforces this trend. The international community has criticized these measures, citing concerns about their impact on human rights and free expression. Sawadi's tragic death underscores the ongoing impunity and lack of action by law enforcement and government officials, prompting distress among women's rights advocates. The situation raises questions about the ease with which such attacks occur and the broader implications if they remain unresolved.