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List famous ppl who caught bodies in this thread
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Chi Ali
who is that?
Beat someone to death in a bar fight. served 9 years
yup did while high on coke or crack, I remember when envy went in on him because his dad is a cop.The dude from Bronx tale killed a COP
Wasn't him, was someone in his circle though.
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X Raided. Legendary underground Crip rapper from Sacramento. Recorded a classic that defined the horrorcore sub genre in 1990-91’, Psycho Active. Imagine Snoop smoking sherm and rapping about cannibalism.Killed a woman in her house with four other gang members in 92’ living out the sick lyrics present on his debut album. X was sentenced to 31 years in 1992, came home in 2018. Some people say the murder weapon is pictured on the cover of Psycho Active.
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Antron Singleton (born September 15, 1976), better known by his stage name Big Lurch, is an American rapper. During his music career, he worked with many Bay Area, New Orleans and Texas-based rappers. He was also a member of the group Cosmic Slop Shopalongside Donnie Baby and Rick Rock.
Singleton is serving a life sentence for murdering his female roommate and eating parts of her body while under the influence of PCP in April 2002. He is incarcerated at Mule Creek State Prison in Ione, California.
On April 10, 2002, Singleton murdered his 21-year-old roommate Tynisha Ysais in her apartment in Los Angeles, California. The two had both used PCP the day before the murder took place.
Neighbours reported hearing thrashing sounds that were followed by an argument and screaming. Ysais' body was found in the apartment by a friend. Her chest had been torn open and a three-inch blade was found broken off in her should blade. Teeth marks were found on her face and lungs, which had been torn from her chest.
Singleton was naked, covered in blood, standing in the middle of the street, and staring at the sky when police arrived to arrest him. A medical examination performed shortly after his capture found human flesh in his stomach that was not his own.
On November 7, 2003, Singleton was sentenced to life in prison. He had been convicted of murder and aggravated mayhem the previous June after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity at the time of the murder. The court ruled that his intoxication and claimed insanity were not satisfactory reasons for committing the crime, after a court-appointed psychiatrist who evaluated Singleton reported that he had no reason to believe Singleton was of unsound mind, although three other court-appointed doctors concluded that Singleton was insane during the commission of the crime. The district attorney made a motion for a directed verdict, stating that PCP intoxication can not be used as grounds for an insanity plea in California, and the judge granted it.
Some evidence casts doubt on whether Singleton actually committed the murder. A bloody hand print on a scooter used to inflict blunt trauma did not match his prints, and DNA was found at the scene that did not match Singleton or the victim. It is not known whether he will ever be eligible for parole. A petition to "Free Big Lurch" has been started by those believing his conviction was based on entirely circumstantial evidence. Singleton believes that he was set-up, and Ysais' mother believes that he did not kill her daughter.
Singleton was featured in the film Rhyme and Punishment, a 2011 documentary that chronicles hip hop artists who have been incarcerated. In the film, Singleton talks about his conviction and his time in prison.
Neighbours reported hearing thrashing sounds that were followed by an argument and screaming. Ysais' body was found in the apartment by a friend. Her chest had been torn open and a three-inch blade was found broken off in her should blade. Teeth marks were found on her face and lungs, which had been torn from her chest.
Singleton was naked, covered in blood, standing in the middle of the street, and staring at the sky when police arrived to arrest him. A medical examination performed shortly after his capture found human flesh in his stomach that was not his own.
On November 7, 2003, Singleton was sentenced to life in prison. He had been convicted of murder and aggravated mayhem the previous June after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity at the time of the murder. The court ruled that his intoxication and claimed insanity were not satisfactory reasons for committing the crime, after a court-appointed psychiatrist who evaluated Singleton reported that he had no reason to believe Singleton was of unsound mind, although three other court-appointed doctors concluded that Singleton was insane during the commission of the crime. The district attorney made a motion for a directed verdict, stating that PCP intoxication can not be used as grounds for an insanity plea in California, and the judge granted it.
Some evidence casts doubt on whether Singleton actually committed the murder. A bloody hand print on a scooter used to inflict blunt trauma did not match his prints, and DNA was found at the scene that did not match Singleton or the victim. It is not known whether he will ever be eligible for parole. A petition to "Free Big Lurch" has been started by those believing his conviction was based on entirely circumstantial evidence. Singleton believes that he was set-up, and Ysais' mother believes that he did not kill her daughter.
Singleton was featured in the film Rhyme and Punishment, a 2011 documentary that chronicles hip hop artists who have been incarcerated. In the film, Singleton talks about his conviction and his time in prison.
it was before that, because Jimmy wanted 50 to lay down and he said no.
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Car in front of her slammed the breaks, she didn’t want to wait, so she drove around, and hit a 9 year old boy. He died the next day.
the artist known az
Hail the victors
He didn't do it himself
Bounty Hunter Rat, dude pushed a line tooA gang member named “rat”?
The bavalaqua kid? The kid was the same type of loser in real life as in the Sopranos
dude beat the shyt out of racist sureno in the pen tooX Raided. Legendary underground Crip rapper from Sacramento. Recorded a classic that defined the horrorcore sub genre in 1990-91’, Psycho Active. Imagine Snoop smoking sherm and rapping about cannibalism.
the artist known az
Hail the victors
Not Noxema girl
Car in front of her slammed the breaks, she didn’t want to wait, so she drove around, and hit a 9 year old boy. He died the next day.