Glamorous Instagram model Maecee Marie Lathers 'makes shocking admission about what caused her to kill two people' in Miami car wreck

A high-on-club-drugs Instagram model crashed her sportscar into two other cars on a Miami roadway - causing a massive wreck that claimed the lives of two other motorists including a loving husband and father, police said.

And the influencer, who says she's 'dope in real life' on her Instagram bio, allegedly blamed the carnage on a trendy party drug commonly referred to as 'pink cocaine' that's recently been linked to rap mogul Diddy. 

Local police said they found Maecee Marie Lathers, 24, vomiting minutes after she crashed her white Mercedes into a black Range Rover and silver Suzuki - but only because bystanders stopped her from fleeing the carnage on foot.

She allegedly told police the potent ketamine mix even made her believe she was from the future. 

According to the arrest report, the first victim had to be extricated from his mangled vehicle but later died at the hospital. 

The other victim was killed on the spot as Lathers and the wife of one of the victims were the only survivors. 

Married father Abraham Ismael was killed but his wife, Juanita Hernández somehow survived the bloody wreckage. 

Maecee Marie Lathers, 24, has confessed to crashing her car into another and killing two people under the influence of party drugs, police said 

At the time of the crash, Lathers allegedly told Miami police that she had taken a party drug known as 'Tusi,' or 'Tuci' - also known as 'pink cocaine' - before getting behind the wheel. 

The accused killer and the Range Rover driver were also injured and Lathers had been taken for treatment as she awaited to appear in court.

The arrest report stated bystanders had to grab her and bring her back to prevent her from running away from the scene. 

Officials later noted that the alleged killer model's license had been suspended since January.

Miami-Dade Judge Mindy Glazer told the court during the hearing on Friday: 'If it wasn't for the citizens nearby who stopped her she would've completely fled. 

'She advised she was under the influence of Tuci [2C]. A known party drug and that she was from the future and had a crystal ball. 

The accused killer was found vomiting minutes after she crashed her white Mercedes into a black Range Rover and silver Suzuki by officers

Officials later noted that the alleged killer model's license had been suspended since January

 At the time of the crash, Lathers allegedly told Miami police that she had taken a a party drug known as 'pink cocaine' before getting behind the wheel

'I believe an increased bond is warranted. She's an absolute danger to the community based on killing two people while driving, which you shouldn't even have been in the car. And she's clearly impaired based on her statements.'

As of now, Lathers remains in jail at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center until she can post her $140,000 bond. If she is released, the accused killer will remain under house arrest. 

Pink Cocaine, also known as Tuci [2C], is a pink powder that is a mix of ketamine, MDMA, methamphetamine, cocaine, opioids, and/or new psychoactive substance.

Disgraced rap mogul Diddy allegedly had his on-off girlfriend Yung Miami 'transport' the drug for him. The details came to light during Diddy's sex-trafficking investigation.

As of now, Lathers remains in jail at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center till she can post her $140,000 bond. If she is released, the killer will remain on house arrest

'She advised she was under the influence of Tuci [2C]. A known party drug and that she was from the future and had a crystal ball,' said Miami-Dade Judge Mindy Glazer 

Glazer found probable cause to charge Lathers with eight felonies, including two counts of leaving the scene of a crash causing death. 

Officials said they expect her to be accused of more charges, particularly DUI manslaughter, once her toxicology report is released. 

Since the death of her husband, Hernández has launched a GoFundMe for her and her son. 

The crowdfunding page has raised $1,800 toward its $20,000 goal.