Family of ‘General Hospital’ Star Johnny Wactor Doesn’t Want His Ex-Fiancée Tessa Farrell to Talk About Los Angeles Murder

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By Nika Shakhnazarova

Johnny Wactor’s mother doesn’t want his ex-fiancée Tessa Farrell to talk about his murder following his emotional plea, saying the pair hadn’t spoken in years.

The “General Hospital” star, 37, was shot and killed while protecting a co-worker from three armed robbers who shot him over his car’s catalytic converter.

In a video Tuesday, Farrell broke down in tears after Wactor’s death, accusing the gunmen of shooting “the wrong guy.”

Today, the actor’s mother, Scarlett, weighed in on Farrell’s video, telling TMZ that her son’s former lover is just chasing.

Scarlett added that Farrell did not stay in contact with her son for at least 2-3 years before his tragic death.

She says the rest of her family also hasn’t maintained contact with Farrell.

Farrell, for her part, said she met Wactor in 2013 and the couple dated for several years before getting engaged — but they had to “let go romantically.”

In her tearful video, Farrell said: “If the person who did this, if you’re watching, I’m sorry, but you shot the wrong person. »

“You can get a real job. I know the job market is tough, but we are all in this together. You don’t have to steal, especially end your life.

Farrell has since created a YouTube account where she uploaded her tearful video.

Visibly upset, she made a desperate appeal to the criminals, who have been on the loose since Saturday morning’s shooting in downtown Los Angeles.

Farrell then made an emotional appeal for changes to be made “as a community” in the face of rising crime.

“These criminals cannot continue to be on the streets and they cannot continue to be sent away without any repercussions for their actions,” she said.

“This is not right, this can’t keep happening.” So many lives are lost, simply because we are not smart – we need to be smarter as a community.

The actor’s mother said his body would be flown to South Carolina, where his family resides. A memorial will be held there, as well as in Los Angeles, California.