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Chicago Police Release The Footage of FBG Duck's Murder
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Hope there's puddin' in the clink...
Do crimes in 2024 with cameras following you from point A to point Z brehs
Dead bytches was still a great song, but... 
I believe this was the same day right after the job as well
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" Prosecutors alleged Weekly’s high-profile killing was part of a deadly, yearslong conflict between two South Side gang factions, whose members boasted about their exploits and eliminating rivals through drill rap tracks that often name-dropped specific victims.
But in her closing argument last week, the attorney for the lead defendant, Liggins, accused prosecutors of losing the “ability to distinguish entertainment fantasy from reality,” portraying the South Side rap culture as a lucrative entertainment business.
Even Duck’s diss track “Dead bytches,” which mocked Liggins’ slain associates in the O-Block gang faction and, according to prosecutors, led to his own fatal shooting, was “good business” for Weekly, as well as his main rival, drill rapper King Von, attorney Cynthia Giacchetti said.
“Part of YouTube promotion is click bait. That’s what this was about,” Giacchetti said in her closing remarks to jurors last week.
And it was making them both rich, Giacchetti said, noting that Von was known for “buying diamonds” for his entire entourage while, on the afternoon of his slaying, Weekly was “shopping at the most exclusive and expensive street in Chicago.”
In rebuttal, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jason Julien said it was actually the defendants who had a problem with reality, displaying on courtroom monitors some of the shooting victims the jury heard about during the racketeering trial, beginning with the 2011 killing of 15-year-old Shondale “Tooka” Gregory at a South Side bus stop.
“He was murdered in real life,” Julien said. “He wasn’t murdered in a recording studio. He’s no longer here.”
Julien also argued most of the defendants, including Liggins, weren’t rappers in their own right, and their social media posts extolling murder and violence weren’t an effort to win any Grammys. "
But in her closing argument last week, the attorney for the lead defendant, Liggins, accused prosecutors of losing the “ability to distinguish entertainment fantasy from reality,” portraying the South Side rap culture as a lucrative entertainment business.
Even Duck’s diss track “Dead bytches,” which mocked Liggins’ slain associates in the O-Block gang faction and, according to prosecutors, led to his own fatal shooting, was “good business” for Weekly, as well as his main rival, drill rapper King Von, attorney Cynthia Giacchetti said.
“Part of YouTube promotion is click bait. That’s what this was about,” Giacchetti said in her closing remarks to jurors last week.
And it was making them both rich, Giacchetti said, noting that Von was known for “buying diamonds” for his entire entourage while, on the afternoon of his slaying, Weekly was “shopping at the most exclusive and expensive street in Chicago.”
In rebuttal, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jason Julien said it was actually the defendants who had a problem with reality, displaying on courtroom monitors some of the shooting victims the jury heard about during the racketeering trial, beginning with the 2011 killing of 15-year-old Shondale “Tooka” Gregory at a South Side bus stop.
“He was murdered in real life,” Julien said. “He wasn’t murdered in a recording studio. He’s no longer here.”
Julien also argued most of the defendants, including Liggins, weren’t rappers in their own right, and their social media posts extolling murder and violence weren’t an effort to win any Grammys. "
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Trauma porn and look who's posting it?
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He didn't die because Dead bytches song. He died because a goofy ass O Block affiliate was mad Duck fukked his baby mother so when he saw him down there he made up a lie that Duck and his boys were trying to kill him at the store and he was hiding in the back and needed help. Only reason they crashed out like that. If they wanted to just collect on a hit they would've just followed him out of that area since he had no clue they had the drop on him. If he died anywhere else FBI wouldn't have got involved and murder would most likely have remained unsolved.
Yep…blame the poster and not the nikkas that shot a man up in broad daylight in a wealthy shopping area. News flash…wouldn’t be nothing to post if it didn’t happen.
And you’re on a hiphop related forum so what do you expect to be posted when like 90% of the music is about killing other black men?
Oh Ok.. our resident Coli Detective has cleared it all up for us brehs
You must not know his history. This is how he made his name and money. If you do know his history and are making excuses for him. Get your mind right. What do you think he posts this for? Community outreach or content?
Speaking on him is not a defence of the actions in the video. Don't get it twisted. shyt is never that complicated to understand.
I really don’t look at poster’s names enough to know somebody’s post history. I just take every message at face value…