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Pop CultureWe won't see Duane Davis back in court until early 2024, but he still has several months to wait until his trial is due to begin.ByHayley Hynes2.0K Views
MusicThere isn't a whole lot of information on what the circumstances behind this supposed release are, so Pop Smoke fans are puzzled.ByGabriel Bras Nevares36.1K Views
MusicAdam22 and No Jumper's controversial interview with Blockstar contained more revelations about Pop Smoke's murder.ByGabriel Bras Nevares7.0K Views
MusicDeshawn “Thorobread” Davis was placed on the list on August 1. ByZachary Horvath2.2K Views
LifeThe 17-year-old accused of killing the "Dior" artist was photographed in his cell with a phone and several pizza boxes.ByHayley Hynes5.5K Views
MusicMia Jaye believes that there were more people involved in Dolph's murder, and will face justice soon enough.ByGabriel Bras Nevares1.6K Views
Pop CultureJustin Johnson will be appointed a lawyer for the violation of his sex offender registration charge and remains without an attorney for Dolph's suspected murder charge.ByHayley Hynes6.2K Views
Pop CulturePatrick Clark's bond remains set at $1 million after a second reduction request is denied by the judge.ByIsaac Fontes732 Views
Pop CultureThe affidavit connected to the 28-year-old's arrest was revealed earlier this week. The harrowing details inside have shocked many.ByHayley Hynes3.7K Views
Pop CultureThe accused murderer's attorney says he likely won't fight extradition back to Idaho.ByHayley Hynes2.2K Views
MusicPatrick Xavier Clark maintains his innocence.ByAlexander Cole2.9K Views
Pop CultureIf Johnson and Smith don't find a lawyer by February 4th, they'll be given a court-appointed one.ByHayley Hynes18.8K Views
Pop CultureJohnson was not involved in the planning or exceution of Dolph's shooting. However, he did accept a car and cellphone from co-defendant and half-brother Justin Johnson afterward.ByHayley Hynes2.4K Views
Pop CultureCornelius Smith will have his bond hearing on July 1st as well.ByHayley Hynes7.1K Views
Pop CulturePeople online are fed up with the controversial podcaster using Black people's trauma for clicks. ByZachary Horvath12.7K Views
