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Clavicular claims good looks could help prevent murder

Clavicular floats his theory on social media

Published August 22, 2026
Clavicular claims good looks could help prevent murder
Clavicular claims good looks could help prevent murder

Clavicular, the supposed poster boy for the looksmaxing trend, has floated a new theory online that some find eyebrow-raising.

According to him, looksmaxing can prevent murders.

Taking to X, previously Twitter, he wrote, “There’s no dataset where researchers rated the facial attractiveness of homicide victims.”

Then, go on to say, “I would speculate victims of homicide are typically cel-ish.”

By the term " clavicular, Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, refers to incels.

However, in the sentence, he made a bizarre connection between facial appearance and victims of a homicide.

Clavicular claims good looks could help prevent murder

“We need some research into this subject because im guessing that looksmaxing can help prevent being murdered.”

The streamer’s theory tends not to hold water because attractiveness is subjective.

Apart from his latest tweet on social media, where he has a large presence, Clavicular was recently scored a key legal win,

It was in the case of an alleged altercation with his then-girlfriend, Violet Letz, and Roslie Arritola at a rental property in Kissimmee, Florida.

For this, he was even arrested back in March.

But Florida prosecutors dropped battery charges due to their inability to prove the case, ending Clavicular's legal saga.

Hassan Sohail
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