This IG page solved the young dolph murder

[etrofllenrod504]

Can't lie if you look at the the evidence posted. I mean it's a pretty damn good claim. I don't like having innocent people posted all over the internet net. But it seems the person tying these pieces together knows something in regards to the streets talking.

 

[Born2BKing]

Nahhhh you're totally correct. Everybody around is here on social media trying to solve the mystery of Young Dolph's murder, but won't put forth the same effort in solving all of the other murders that has happened in Memphis this year. It's why I said a few days ago that I'm not a fan of making him the face of gun violence in Memphis as there's been other innocent victims including kids that have essentially got killed the same way.

My boy, this is life. If I get killed, ain't nobody outside my family and friends gonna care. Dolph did a lot for a lot of people in the area, so his death has more of an impact than what a lot of others would. Sorry but that's just reality.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Imagine convicting a black man of a murder based on skin tone, a hat sold at a nationwide chain, and a car that is sold to thousands of people in the state.

That wouldn’t even hold up in court

Breh. Thank god you ain’t a cac with influence and power. You woulda killed/locked up scores of nikkas based on circumstantial evidence.

Only the car key is the same… anybody with that car or cars within the same year from the same maker would have the same key fob too

Jesus Christ.

 

[Oatmeal]

I mean at this point, you gotta be willingly ignoring shyt if it ain't obvious.

Damn them bars were

 

[Astroslik]

@Thavoiceofthevoiceless fam what bbq spots you recommend in memphis? I’ve had corkys, central and rendezvous. Those spots feel too “commercial” for me though.

 

[fact]

Breh. Thank god you ain’t a cac with influence and power. You woulda killed/locked up scores of nikkas based on circumstantial evidence.

Smh, this is the same kind of shyt folks on here do as “exposals”, playing internet detective, taking shyt out of context and presenting as fact, it obviously has more dire consequences out in the real world, but it’s the same kind of “I need to attach myself to something in real life for attention” vibes. I wish they gave mental health requirements before you are allowed to log into social media.

 

[SleezyBigSlim]

Who's behind that account?

 

[Mindfield333]

Nahhhh you're totally correct. Everybody around is here on social media trying to solve the mystery of Young Dolph's murder, but won't put forth the same effort in solving all of the other murders that has happened in Memphis this year. It's why I said a few days ago that I'm not a fan of making him the face of gun violence in Memphis as there's been other innocent victims including kids that have essentially got killed the same way.

It’s easier to identify & intimidate someone that’s supplying information on the murder of a non-public figure.

 

[Astroslik]

I remeber when xxxtentacion was killed and they did this shyt to another rapper in florida because of his location and he had videos wearimg the same mask as the killer. He was getting flooded with messages and he had nothing to do with it. Yall have to let the detectives to the work.

My nikka soldier kidd smh. Dude damn near got killed and blackballed over that shyt. He should be a star btw

 

[Rembrandt]

Internet detective is a real real risky game. Literally playing with fire

 

[Born2BKing]

There's a reason why folks get paid to do this work. If it was this easy to solve murders, everybody would be doing it.

Even if these ppl DID find out who the killer is, why not call the police station with this info? That's what you should do if you really want the killers brought to justice, not release it to the public. But of course, that's not what it's about. It's about clout.

She is literally tagging hem in everything and you know she has contacted them.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

It’s easier to identify & intimidate someone that’s supplying information on the murder of a non-public figure.

In the majority instances, you don't have to identify or intimidate someone to get that information. A lot of people know what happen as people willingly talk, they just choose not to relay that information to the police for whatever reason.

It's only now in the murder of Dolph that the "no snitching" or keep what you know to yourself policy doesn't apply, which is disingenuous as there's a lot of murder cases unsolved in the city.

 

[Marc Spector]

I sent this to memphis crimestoppers. fukk these nikkas.

 

[Mindfield333]

This is pretty much the only place I’m discussing and sharing the post at. I know it’s reckless to play detective on social media which is why I’m not making posts on my pages

 

[Money Be Green]